3,000 skeletons dug up in Copenhagen for climate adaptation ↗
Front page leadAs Copenhagen prepares for extreme rainfall, 3,000 skeletons from a former pauper's cemetery are being moved from a park. An archaeologist described it as an opportunity.
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Dagens Nyheter features a prominent story about the exhumation of 3,000 skeletons in Copenhagen for climate adaptation purposes. Other top stories include political turmoil in Poland with protests and a suspended judge, and an inside look at individuals who work with the dying. There is also a…
As Copenhagen prepares for extreme rainfall, 3,000 skeletons from a former pauper's cemetery are being moved from a park. An archaeologist described it as an opportunity.
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