Police are at the Nordic Mining facility in Norway after activists occupied a conveyor belt and blocked access points. According to police official Frode Kolltveit of the Vest politidistrikt, two individuals are on the conveyor belt and are being communicated with. Ada Skjensvold, deputy leader of Natur og Ungdom, stated that over 30 activists are present, with 10 forming a blockade, two on the conveyor belt, some blocking the main entrance, and others obstructing the road to the mine area. Three police patrols are currently at the scene. Authorities report the situation is not considered dramatic and are attempting to resolve it through communication, postponing any potential orders or charges. The activists’ presence involves over 30 people at the Nordic Mining site.