Norway, known for its green image in adopting clean technologies, paradoxically digs up more petroleum per person than major oil-producing nations, sparking debates on its climate actions.
The country is perceived as a climate hero for embracing renewables while being criticized as a carbon villain for its significant petroleum extraction activities, leading to a divisive narrative.
The debate surrounding Norway's climate stance revolves around the significance of fossil fuel supply in a world with increasing demands, raising questions on its environmental leadership role.
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