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Coronacrisis! Or oil crisis? He who controls oil controls the market.

Corona! The most mentioned topic by far in any media lately. Especially on social media. While we all are afraid for Corona, there's something happening in the background. OPEC is ending. A trade agreement between oil nations. Excluding bigger nations like USA, Russia and Norway. While other oil nations like Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, Qatar (until 2019), Indonesia (until 2016), Libya, UAE, Algeria, Nigeria, Ecuador (until 2019), Gabon, Angola, Equatorial Guinea and Congo are all part of the OPEC agreement. Limiting their supply amount and asking price. Thus making them dependend on the international oil market. ExxonMobil (part of the "seven sisters") is the unmentioned spokesperson in the OPEC agreement and international oil price. Qatar left the oil deal in January 2019. This had a big impact on the OPEC deal. Since Qatar being such a big player on the oil market. The OPEC agreement ends at 1st of April 2020. ...

Top 7 Things to do in Norway

Norway is a beautiful country. That’s something most tourists, and definitely Norwegians, agree on. The country is rich in both nature, culture and peaceful cities which provide the perfect holiday for adventurers and young explorers. Norway ranks on the 17th place in the World Economic Forum's Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report. Every Norwegian is known to the fact that tourism is a big industry. Even in this wealthy oil nation. One in every 15 Norwegians work either full-time or part-time in tourism. Although most people compare the climate in Norway with Siberia or even Alaska. Thus they expect the tourism to be in seasons, this is not really the reality. Even though tourism is bigger in the months between May and August, the winter months provide a beautiful opportunity to do some different things than people usually do in their daily lives. Especially if you live your life in the more southern countries of the globe. With all the opportunities Norway provides it can b...

Humans on the red list?

Ever wondered what effect it would have on the world when humans would be listed on the red list? What if humans would be rare on earth? Imagine a world where only a few thousands of us are left to roam the lands. It wouldn't take very long until nature would be taking over the places we once created and maintained. The only things to remain standing in the end would be the things that we’ve constructed in stone. Those would remain for a few ten thousands of years. First thing that would go is electricity. Power plants would have nobody to maintain or fuel them, leading to a big blackout. The last source of electrical power would be hydroelectric plants. They can run for several years without the need of any kind of maintenance. Without electricity the pumps inside tunnels and subways would fail, and water would start flowing in. That leads to flooding in underground constructions. The next step would be that animals, pets mainly, would start starving since they’ve mainly los...

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