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Norway has lots of livestock raising and diary  farming. The leading crops in 1998 were cereals particularly wheat, oats and potatoes. They also are well known to having lots of cow and goat farms.  This is a big part for some  farmers to make more money when the tourist come for a vacation. Norway has a fairly mild climate which allows farmers to take advantages of some crops.

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The forest takes about 37 precent or 119,000 km2, of the Norwegian mainland. The forest is distributed between 125,000 forest properties. That means that 79 percent of the productive forest area is owned by private individuals. In Norway there is a long tradition of using the forests for  animal game hunting. The forest is also growing since people are cutting less than allowed.

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Thanks to hydropower (a form of renewable energy that uses the water stored in dams) Norway is a heavy producer of renewable energy. A lot of energy also comes from wind power, off shore wind power, wave power and also the production of bio-energy (renewable energy produced by living organisms, this is called ATP).

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In Norway there are more than 65,000 lakes. 44% of all the water they contain is used. Primarily serving as cooling water.  But there is one problem, whilst the water levels are still rising there is still a risk that water may become contaminated before reaching the consumer because of the replacement of deteriorating (become progressively worse) pipelines is taking too long.

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Norway is the best place to go for a vacation. It is one of the most stunningly dramatic destinations on our planet. In the year 2015 31.6 million people visited Norway. It's the perfect place to practice your winter sports from skiing to ice-skating.... A big part of tourism in Norway is because of festivals and the extraordinary nature. Tourist also visit Olso which is a known art museum.
But tourist also pollute Norway. Why?

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The Northern Lights in Norway: The World's Greatest Light Show

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Experience the unbelievable colours moving across the Arctic sky. Few places on earth offer more ways to witness the aurora borealis than Norway: https://goo.gl/UL4DOk