Rescue teams are battling challenging weather conditions as they search for Alec Luhn, who disappeared during a hiking expedition in Norway's Folgefonna National Park. Luhn, known for his insightful reporting on climate issues, has not been heard from since July 31.
**Search Intensifies for Missing US Climate Journalist Alec Luhn in Norway**
**Search Intensifies for Missing US Climate Journalist Alec Luhn in Norway**
Authorities are focused on locating Alec Luhn, a climate journalist missing while hiking in Folgefonna National Park, Norway.
Rescue operations began after his wife, Veronika Silchenko, reported him missing following his failure to return for a scheduled flight. Rescuers are utilizing dogs and drones for the search, hindered by poor weather conditions affecting air patrols. Luhn, 38, is considered an experienced outdoorsman who has a deep passion for exploring glacial landscapes. His wife shared that he actively pursues visits to glaciers that are diminishing due to climate change, reinforcing his commitment to his work as a climate journalist.
With a strong professional background, including contributions to major outlets such as BBC, The New York Times, and National Geographic, Luhn has explored various environmental issues, exemplified by his insightful coverage of persistent wildfires in Canada. Authorities continue their efforts to ensure his safe return.
With a strong professional background, including contributions to major outlets such as BBC, The New York Times, and National Geographic, Luhn has explored various environmental issues, exemplified by his insightful coverage of persistent wildfires in Canada. Authorities continue their efforts to ensure his safe return.
