Länsstyrelsen

Wolf refused to back down – was shot dead

A wolf was shot dead when it approached a hunting party in the forests around Seglingsberg in Surahammar municipality in Västmanland, reports VLT.

Untreated sewage water flowed out – police report filed

Nuclear Power to Replace Nature Reserve

The planned new nuclear reactors at Ringhals will not fit. At least not if the nature reserve on the Väröhalvön is to remain. Now Vattenfall is taking the unusual step of applying to the County Administrative Board to revoke the reserve.

After the Northvolt Crisis - The City Wants to See a New Investment

Make Skellefteå a center for electrification and battery production in Sweden. This message is conveyed by several parties in a letter to the government.

Ban on Petrol Cars in Stockholm City Halted

The ban on diesel and petrol cars in Stockholm city centre was to be introduced at the turn of the year. Now, the County Administrative Board is putting the decision on hold pending further notice, as several companies operating in the area have appealed.

Sniffing dogs to hunt troublesome flatworm

In Skåne, dogs are being trained to sniff out the invasive flatworm Obama nungara, reports Sydsvenskan. The Environmental Protection Agency takes the findings of flatworms seriously and has turned to the government with demands for emergency measures.

Controversial Mine Permit Revoked

Large Viking treasure found – submitted anonymously

A large silver treasure from the Viking Age has been submitted to the County Administrative Board in Jönköping – finally. The silver was found, in an illegal manner, several years ago. We are both thrilled and relieved, says archaeologist Anders Kraft.