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Graffiti removed from Kjeragbolten

Photo: Aftenposten

A vertigo tour of Norway

View of trolltunga in Hardanger, Norway.

To the promised land

Storyteller Anne Elisebeth Skogen admires a bronze sculpture of the “Restauration,” of which she tells an oral story in her tale “Through Hell Gate to the Promised Land.” The sculpture is by the author of this article Bill Osmundsen and is part of the permanent art collection of the Norwegian Seamen’s Church in New York City. The sculpture was commissioned by the Norwegian Immigration Association, Inc., for exhibition in 2000. Auctioned in 2001, it was won by Victor Samuelsen, and then donated to the Norwegian Seamen’s Church. Photo: Bill Osmundsen

Improved results in 2009

Amicable settlement in the Kårstø expansion case

The Kårstø processing plant north of Stavanger.  (Photo: Øyvind Hagen)

HSE award to Kårstø

Manager at Kårstø Leif Heiberg (left) and construction manager for the Kårstø Expansion Project Ståle Nordal, shouted with joy from the stage in Stavanger Forum when they received the company’s highest HSE reward. (Photo: Hild Bjelland Vik)

Highest number of births in 37 years

Aid for sustainable fisheries is key to global food security

Companies and industry face new demands

Statoil’s executive vice president in charge of projects and procurement, Gunnar Myrebøe. (Photo: Trond Isaksen)

January 2010 e-Newsletter

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