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Iceland turns carbon dioxide to rock for cleaner air
In the heart of Iceland's volcano country, 21st-century alchemists are transforming carbon dioxide into rock for eternity
Some countries ground Boeings, most keep them flying
Boeing's 737 MAX 8 medium-haul workhorse jet was grounded in China, Ethiopia and Indonesia on Monday after an Ethiopian Airlines crash
Iceland crash out of World Cup
Croatia wrapped up top spot in Group D in Rostov-on-Don thanks to a slick second-half volley by Milan Badelj and a late strike by Ivan Perisic
Oscar’s BFF from Iceland: Gerrie Nel is the devil
But the witness for Reeva Steenkamp’s killer says Pistorius may have welcomed Nel’s treatment.
Iceland PM resigns in #PanamaPapers scandal
Iceland's prime minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson is the first political casualty of the Panama Papers leak.
Iceland: A holiday lands you in hot water
Iceland is a country of snowcapped glaciers, thundering waterfalls and steaming pot pools of alluring turquoise.
Defiant Icelandic leader wins fifth term
Olafur Grimsson has been riding a wave of support for his defiance of Britain and the Netherlands over massive debts from a bank crash.
Whalers and watchers battle in Iceland
A slick black head breaks the surface, drawing shrieks from whale watchers in a lucrative activity that some say should replace whale hunts.
Prescribe me a smoke, Doc
Smokers in Iceland might be able to get their fix only from pharmacies -- and only with a script.
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