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Ice road: Environmental Atlas of Europe - Finland

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Topics: Climate change mitigation

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If you want to go to the island of Hailuoto in the Gulf of Bothnia during winter, it’s faster to take the 8 km ice road rather than go by ferry. But the ice has to reach 70 cm in thickness before it’s safe enough to drive over.

Time:: 05:53
Author:: Ace&Ace
Published:: 2010-09-29

The Environmental Atlas of Europe is a UNEP-EEA-European Space Agency joint project showcasing communities responding to environmental change across Europe. The films present a series of these inspirational stories about how people are responding to climate change and in so doing, transforming their lives for a more sustainable future. Environmental Atlas of Europe

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