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Do Norwegian customers not feel Tesla shame?

Tesla once again tops the sales charts in Norway. What is happening?

Shopping addiction: "We're buying more, but not getting happier"

Digital solutions make shopping easier and stopping harder, according to researchers.

"Buy fewer clothes," says researcher

Trends influence more than just your wardrobe.

Why is wool itchy? And why is it so warm?

ASK A RESEARCHER: Wool can be warm, soft, and comfortable, but it can also itch terribly. Why is that?

Norwegian kids don’t want school uniforms, but they all wear the same trousers

Researchers visited the homes of 12-year-olds and looked through their wardrobes.

Do you have more or less clothes in your closet than the average Norwegian?

Norwegians have an average of just over 350 items in their wardrobe. But having lots of clothes is not necessarily problematic, researchers say.

Norwegians buy 50 per cent more clothes and shoes than the average European

Norway is once again nearly at the top in consumption in Europe. Consumers need help to make sustainable choices when shopping for clothes and shoes says researcher.

Why overconsumption must be understood as a societal challenge

OPINION: Norwegians are world champions in consumption, but most of us feel our levels of consumption are completely normal. This is one of the reasons why sustainability transformations cannot be left to the consumers alone.

Microplastics or microfibers: Does anyone really get what this is about?

OPINION: What we do know, is that all synthetic clothing and materials, sooner or later, will become microplastics, a «time-delayed» pollution bomb. And thus, they will ultimately become a problem for seabirds, and us.

Norwegians consume 25 per cent more than the average EU citizen - at some of the highest prices

Goods and services are 46 per cent more expensive in Norway than in the EU.

Here’s what politicians can do to make our consumption more environmentally friendly

One researcher is calling for specific measures, such as a law mandating that products be repairable.

Danes devise the draught beer app

Danish students have come up with a smart phone beer app they call “Ghostbar”.