Toronto Star: Mine 7 is a broad black smear across the pure white Arctic wilderness that surrounds the worlds most northern town.
For more than a century, tonnes of coal carved out of the mountain face have fuelled the furnaces that generate electricity for this community of 2,000 people.
The power plants towering smokestack spews out a steady, grey cloud that falls as soot. Mixed with coal dust from the mine, it turns snow black.
It is a stain not just on the landscape, but on the reputation Norway...