The Supreme court Norway protected drilling in Arctic from ecologists

The Supreme court Norway did not allow activists on fight against climate change to stop oil investigation in Arctic. Court rejected claim ecological groups and decided that the authorities worked lawfully, having provided licenses for drilling in the Barents Sea Equinor ASA, Aker BP ASA and Lundin Petroleum AB. Greenpeace and the local ecological organization "Nature and Youth" claimed in claim that delivery in 2016 of licenses for drilling in the Arctic zone violates the constitution Norway and its obligations under The Parisian agreement according to the Framework Convention on Climate Change. Court rejected claim climatic groups eleven voices against four...