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Biological diversity

Many species and nature types are in danger of disappearing. Physical intervention and changes in land use are considered to be the greatest pressures. Norway has committed to stop the loss of biological diversity by 2010.

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Biological diversity
  • Air pollution
    • Acid rain,
    • Local air pollution,
    • ...
  • Biological diversity
    • Protected areas,
    • Threatened species,
    • ...
  • Climate
    • Impacts in Norway,
    • Norway's climate,
    • ...
  • Cultural heritage
    • Architectural heritage,
    • World heritage,
    • ...
  • Hazardous chemicals
    • Contaminated soil,
    • Hazardous chemical lists,
    • ...
  • International
    • Agreements,
    • Arctic and Antarctica,
    • ...
  • Noise
    • ...
  • Outdoor recreation
    • Hunting,
    • Right of access ,
    • ...
  • Polar regions
    • Polar climate,
    • Wildlife,
    • ...
  • Radioactive contamination
    • ...
  • Waste
    • Hazardous waste,
    • Waste and recovery,
    • ...
  • Water pollution
    • Hazardous chemicals, water,
    • ...

 

Goals and indicators

Ozone-depleting substances

Imports of ozone-depleting substances to Norway, were reduced by more than 99 per cent in the period 1990-2008.

Maps and data

Contaminated sites

See map of contaminated sites in Norway.


 

Environmental Directorates in Norway
E-mail: miljostatus@sft.no