Fridtjov Ruden was featured in the Norwegian newspaper Klassekampen
‘NATO's bombing of Libya's oil infrastructure will destroy the world's largest groundwater reserves on land. This is stated by geologist Fridtjov Ruden. Rival governments, refugees sold as slaves and great power. There is little in today's Libya that puts NATO's bombing of the country in 2011 in a good light.’
The original article (in Norwegian) can be found here:
https://dagens.klassekampen.no/2020-01-11/natos-ukjente-giftarv
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As 2.2 billion people globally lack clean water, coastal aquifers hold the key for at least 1.45 billion.
Research suggest that coastal sedimentary basins contain enough freshwater to supply more than 65% of water-stressed populations - using existing drilling technology from the energy sector.
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Last month, we were honored to welcome H.E. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud of Somalia, his delegation, and the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to Ruden Water offices in Oslo for an update on our groundbreaking project on deep groundwater resources in Somalia.
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Every year, The Norwegian Spacecenter (Norsk Romsenter) invites organisations to apply for supplementary funds. This year, 25 organisations received funding, and Ruden is one of them.