Clear News | Tuesday 13.10.2026

Google logging. Security meeting. Music Hall. Weather

Environmental experts concerned about Google’s logging

First, environmental news.

The large-scale deforestation of the technology company Google is worrying environmental experts, who say the government is not taking the logging seriously enough.

Minna Pappila is the 2nd vice-chair of the Finnish Nature Panel. She says that the government needs to change the law quickly because the environment needs to be protected. Right now the law is unclear.

– It allows a really fast lane past this democratic zoning process. That’s one thing we should wake up to, to get it out of there.

Google was forced to halt logging in Muhos and Kajaani because important environmental assessments were pending. Google says it had a different understanding of the law.

The technology company Google’s large-scale deforestation is worrying environmental experts.

Google is cutting down forests because it plans to build data centers in their place.

Security Summit in Warsaw

Next, news about an important security meeting.

There is a large security conference in the Polish capital, Warsaw.

The commander of NATO’s European forces spoke at the meeting yesterday. He presented a plan for how NATO will counter the Russian threat.

NATO commander says Russia is trying to divide Europe. That’s why NATO member states must act together and be assertive.

There is a large security conference in the Polish capital, Warsaw.

The meeting also discussed a lot about the new oil agreement between the US and Russia. The presidents of the two countries agreed last week that Russia would be allowed to sell diesel oil to the US. At the same time, the US made many demands on Ukraine.

European countries are concerned that the US and Russia are working together. Europe hopes that the US will support Ukraine.

A new music hall in Turku

Finally, cultural news.

A new music hall will soon open in Turku.

The Fuuga Music Hall took five years to build and cost 90 million euros.

There is a terrace on the roof of the Music Hall, which can also be accessed without a ticket. You can go there to admire the scenery.

Turku’s new music hall Fuuga will open in two weeks.

The Turku Philharmonic Orchestra rehearses at the Music Centre.

Nikke Isomöttönen, curator:

– I’m used to how it looks, but I don’t know what it sounds like here yet. The orchestra won’t be here for another couple of days.

Wednesday’s weather

Still a weather forecast.

Wednesday will be rainy. It will also snow in the north.

It’s windy in the east.

The temperature is 0–10 degrees.