Iceland: Skating on Thin Ice
Published by the Press Association, 24 Oct 2008 For a country believing in elves and living on a smidgen of volcanic rock near the North Pole, Iceland has managed more in the past 50 years – both good and bad – than most other nations could ever dream of doing. Post Second World War large-scale energy investments … Read more
Treasure Island
[published by the Hindustan Times, 1 November 2008] Iceland’s nervous system of primeval hot water has powered its growth from fishing-based colony to playground of the posh, writes Kate Hodal… From the plane, Iceland looks like a bit of crusty black rock melted down and thrown haphazardly, with octopus-like arms, into a turquoise sea. Fog rolls in … Read more
