A search is launched by a climate journalist Alec Luhn for the award-screening, on Thursday on a solo backpack.
Luhn’s wife CBS told the news on July 31, July 31, in the southwestern Norwegian, and shared its location.
He said his family was not worried, because it is an outdoor experience. They might hope that he would not have a cell service, but when he was not returned home on Monday night, his wife and family called the police.
His wife, Veronika Silchenko said he sent a photo of the last known location in Odda, “and that was the last time I heard him.”
Veronika Silchenko 
Rescue operations have been constantly, but they hindered by rugged weather.
His family wants to spread the word with the hope that anyone of the same career will share information with local authorities.
“Alec is obsessed with arctic. He loves the glaciers and loves the climate journalist, so that this story is always reducing everything for climate change, and trying to go to the best country,” said Silchenkok.
Luhn is headquartered in London, but was born in Wisconsin. Atlantic, National Geographic, New York Times, New York Times, Time, CBS News Radio and New TV TV.
