In the wake of the European war, and with several, new metropolitan areas completed, the states of Murmansk and Finnmark are undergoing massive Infrastructure repair at the expense of the company. After some time, the neglected state of Finnmark has only worsened in the passing months of unusually cold winter, brought on by the nuclear blasts several hundred miles south. The people have largely been living out of tents in the streets of the neglected cities.
Investigation of one of the larger cities (Large being a relative term, as the city has only 17,000 inhabitants) showed a rather desolate, depressing feel to the collapsing city.

The local town hall, beginning to collapse
The dilapidation in Finnmark is substantially greater than that of Murmansk, but breaking roads, and the unseasonable cold have greatly affected them also.
Government Agricultural Surplus Program Nearing Completion
The Agricultural Surplus Program, according to on site reporters, is nearing completion in its Balsfjord (In the state of Troms) location. Using recycled output water, and abandoned, or empty mines, the ASP is capable of growing enough food to feed an entire town of 5,000 for up to eighteen months. At this time, the system is in it's "Filling" stage, where city output (Primarily compost and municipal waste) are funneled in, where it passes through several miles of pipe to the offshore island where it is left to sit. After two to six months, depending on the temperature, the fertilizer is rich enough to support any form of root vegetables, and mushrooms.

Engineers check the 107 m cap for imperfection and holes before the Filling stage begins
OOC: The ASP is simple, sewage goes in, food comes out, they use big words so people don't get scared of living off the nutrients left by their feces and garbage








Two soldiers take a break to watch construction
Prof. Söderberg's Methane Fueled Race Car
A military grouping marches in their ceremonial Uniforms 