MINN – Mineral resources In North Norway NGU-FOCUS

cessfully evacuated from the hospital and then transported all alive on British ships, escaping from a town which was under constant bombing and set on fire in the dramatic last

Within the scope of the medical movement, the Permanent Medical Commision of the Ministry of Health in 1851, based on a hypothesis that leprosy was a hereditary disease, proposed

The build-up of child psychiatry as a clin- ical and academic discipline in Norway is mostly a post-World-War-II process, and in this book the story about it is told by two of

Through the program “Geological Resources of Trøn- delag”, Trøndelag county and the Geological Survey of Norway (NGU) will attain a better overview of the geo- logical resources in

The Geological Survey of Norway is continuing the programme in North Norway (MINN), initiated in 2011 and a similar programme in South Norway (MINS), initiated in 2013. NORDIC

The Geological Survey of Norway (NGU) has carried out a new acquisition of aeromagnetic data in the South- eastern Barents Sea in order to determine the first order

Turnover of industrial minerals was NOK 2,8 billion, natural stone NOK 889 million, metallic ores NOK 3 billion, gravel and hard-rock aggregate for the building industry NOK

The primary objective of this small-scale study was to investigate the occurrence of enteropathogens in sewage (municipal wastewater) in Norway using the commercially available