Read the latest copy of Vanity Fair, the Green Issue, and especially Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s manifesto with his insights into Iceland. Though maybe a bit optimistic about our independence from foreign energy sources (gas and oil are imported and we'd be crippled without them) the concept of local innovation, which is, I think, his point, is very valid. Be sure to also read this article for a solid cue as to how Iceland can fully live up to the eco-mythos surrounding it while simultaneously maintaining its new role as a global market player.
Turf houses, anyone?
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... that is one of my favorite places in Reykjavík, forest, shore, lava, and Perlan- all within a few kilometers.
I hear in the news, people in iceland are mad because of the gas prices. I saw a video of police and riots.
It's expensive here too, although it's getting a bit better. I'm a bit optimistic though.
Is that Iceland? Looks like a swedish dunge.
One of the most beautiful place on the earth. i really like to stay here with Used Trailers and Sarasota Real Estate but it is too costly for me
What!! a white beauty here is . any one who will see it , they all would like to go for it
This is really a nice place to visit. But we have a big budget to travel there, because it is expensive as well
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