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-- home about us s.o.s. iceland under threat pictures videos links welcome! welcome to savingiceland.org ! if you are new to our site read the s.o.s. , the mobilisation call-out and the about us section. iceland under threat shows the wilderness we need to protect and the corporations bent on ruining it. make sure to enjoy our video and photo galleries, our in-depth magazine voices of the wilderness and follow our twitter feed to keep up to date. and last but not least get some answers to frequently asked questions. mar 10 2018 8 comments haukur hilmarsson – the loss of a friend, killed in the battle of afrin tags: actions , repression , the sad news has come with us that our icelandic friend and comrade haukur hilmarsson, nom de guerre sahin hosseini, has fallen in the battle of the kurdish city of afrin. he was killed in battle against the turkish invaders, as a commander in the international freedom battalion (ifb) fighting alongside the kurdish ypg. we’ve heard from his battalion that he first joined in the struggle against is about a year ago. after his first attempt to reach rojava through iraq, getting arrested and deported back to iceland, he travels straight back and fought in the battle for the liberation of raqqa. he was loved and appreciated and was given the rank of commander. when the turkish army invaded the northern syrian border, he hurried once again to the defense of the kurdish revolution. haukur, our hearts are full with pain and pride. you were truly beautiful, inspiring, loving, raging, rebelling, an unstoppable force. a storm which we had the fortune to have intertwined with. we’ve got to know you through our shared love of the wild icelandic landscape and the actions in defense of its destruction by the aluminum industry. the memories of running through the fields, blocking digging machines, climbing cranes and raving through the streets of reykjavik. it feels like a lifetime ago, yet you have an unforgettable impression and we feel lucky to consider you as our friend. even though the years drove us apart and it was hard to keep in touch, we’ve always carried you in our hearts and minds. with smiles on our faces we watch the images of the icelandic parliament during the mass protests, and raising the flag of a discount supermarket. a true anarchist who stood together with your friends at the beginning of the icelandic anarchist movement. through all your outrageous ideas and actions, like running on the airport to stop an airplane from deporting an “illegal” immigrant (and even managing, by chance, to block the right plane and stop the deportation), you always had the same smile on your face. a grinning devious smile that’s said “let’s get into trouble”. and it caught on everyone. when we saw the picture of you in camouflage clothes, with the rifle resting easily on your lap, it was not that same expression on your face anymore. there was a sense of ease in your eyes. a small awkward smile towards the camera. but mostly a sense of being in the place where you could be burning inside yourself. that face was still so much, and it brought tears to our eyes and also brought pride to our hearts. we would have loved to sit aside with you for many more years. but lives fully lived do not always measure out in time. it is measured by the wind of desires, like a chilly breeze sliding over a field of grass. by the sudden goosebumps in a dark night from the afterglow of a raging and loving fire. in those moments you remind us that you can, and should be, the sum of one’s desires and dreams. to keep standing up for that which you believe to be right. and to keep fighting. no matter where your fight lies, and where the fight will take you. a battle reaching though space and time. like the poem written by a fighter in the international brigade in the spanish civil war against the fascists. i will not yield i will eat dynamite and i will explode like a volcano dear haukur. we will miss you with all our hearts. our thoughts are with your mother, your family, friends and everyone whose life was touched by you in your 31 years on this earth. we will carry you with us forever. no pasaran! aug 07 2017 1 comment iceland’s troubled environment tags: alcoa , climate change , dams , ecology , geothermal cluster , geothermal energy , greenwash , hydropower , kárahnjúkar , media bias , pollution , , tourism michael chapman when it comes to loving where you’re from, iceland has a fantastic international reputation for its widespread use of renewable energy, its untouched landscapes and its sustainable environmental policies. but just how true is iceland’s positive attitude to the environment? how are phenomena such as climate change , heavy industry and tourism affecting the landscape, the wildlands, the glaciers and the seasons of the country? most importantly, how are the icelandic people responding to these threats, if at all? there can be no denying, nor any hope of denying, iceland’s staggering aesthetic beauty . icelanders themselves are quick to point out their spiritual connection to the land, understandably proud and protective of their country’s many highlights; its geological marvels, breathtaking panoramas and stunning natural scenery. with rolling black sand beaches, mist-wreathed mountainscapes, cerulean glacier tongues and bubbling hot springs, mother nature has candidly outshone herself decorating this small, atlantic island. read more feb 20 2017 1 comment ‘a nice place to work in’? experiences of icelandic aluminium smelter employees tags: alcoa , century aluminum , glencore international , helguvík , hvalfjörður , india , kárahnjúkar , miriam rose , pollution , rio tinto alcan , workers rights a special report for by miriam rose in 1969 the first of three aluminium smelters was built in iceland at straumsvík, near hafnafjörður, on the south west side of reykjavík by alusuisse (subsequently rio tinto-alcan). in 1998 a second smelter was constructed by century aluminum (now a subsidiary of controversial mining giant glencore), at hvalfjörður near reykjavík, and in 2007 the third, run by alcoa, was completed at reyðarfjörður in the remotely populated east of the country. the icelandic government had been advertising the country’s vast ‘untapped’ hydroelectric and geothermal energy at ‘the lowest prices in europe’ hoping to attract jobs and industry to boost iceland’s already very wealthy but somewhat fishing dependent economy. the industry, which would permanently change iceland’s landscape with mega-dams, heavy industry scale geothermal plants and several kilometer long factories, was promoted by the icelandic government and the aluminium companies as ‘good employment for a modern age’. however, ten years after the flagship alcoa fjarðaál project was completed, unemployment is higher than it was in 2005, and iceland’s economy has become dependent on an industry which is vulnerable to commodity cycle slumps and mass job losses. worse, the price charged for iceland’s energy is tied to the price of aluminium and analyses of the country’s 2008/9 economic crisis suggest it was exacerbated by the poor terms of iceland’s late industrialisation. yet demands for further industrialisation remain, and more than 1000 icelanders are employed in the aluminium sector. this article exposes the conditions inside iceland’s aluminium smelters based on interviews with workers conducted in 2012. the stories from two smelters share correlating accounts of being forced to work in dangerous conditions under extreme pressure, and without adequate safety equipment, leading to serious accidents which are falsely reported by the companies. these shocking allegations require serious attention by the trade unions, icelandic government and health and safety authorities. this especially in the current context of labour disputes with the aluminium companies , alongside revelations about the same companies’ tax avoidance schemes and profiteering in the country. read

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