The radioactive waste question has bedeviled the energy sector and made nuclear power controversial, but the Finns have a plan to dispose of it for 100,000 years.
Source: Finland Is On The Brink Of A Nuclear Power ‘Game Changer’
The radioactive waste question has bedeviled the energy sector and made nuclear power controversial, but the Finns have a plan to dispose of it for 100,000 years.
Source: Finland Is On The Brink Of A Nuclear Power ‘Game Changer’

Finland is now open to all travelers from within the EU/Schengen and vaccinated travelers from the rest of the world. Here are 5 reasons for happiness-hunters to visit Finland.
Source: 5 Reasons To Visit Finland, The World’s Happiest Country
Beyond Helsinki, Finland has many natural and cultural attractions worthy of attention including vast forests, Arctic landscape, Sami culture and seven UNESCO World Heritage sites. Here are five highlights.
Finland is a stable, safe and socially progressive country with a respected judicial system, a sound banking system and ethical companies. Finland’s 5.5 million people enjoy a standard of lifestyle that is the envy of many who live in a land of wild natural landscapes and cities with cutting-edge design. It’s the land of winter magic and northern lights but visiting Finland’s national parks in the warmer months offers excellent hiking, kayaking and wildlife spotting. Yes, you can see bears from overnight huts in the forest. Whether you’re keen on nature or attracted to the city’s buzz, this Scandinavian country there is a treasure trove of historical and natural landmarks in Finland to discover.
Source: 21 Famous Finland Landmarks