This chapter considers the Nordic record on the environment and global warming, one of the region’s key appeals. While the Nordics have an admirable record of “sustainable development,” it is not without glitches. Norway’s export of petroleum and the Nordics’ penchant for flying are two examples. The School Strike led by Greta Thunberg captures both the strengths and weaknesses of the Nordic approach, and has had a major influence on US environmental policy.