Missing American climate journalist Alec Lahn on Norwegian iceberg

The Award Climate Journalist Alec Lahn, who disappeared in a Norwegian ice, was searching during an individual back trip on Thursday.

Lamn’s wife told CBS News that he left on a picnic on July 31 in Odda, in southwest Norway, and shared his location.

She said that her family was not worried, because he was angry in the open air. They expected that he might not have a cellular service, but when he did not appear to his trip to the United Kingdom on Monday night, his wife and family contacted the police.

His wife, Veronica Silchenko, said that he sent a picture of his last known site in Odia, “It was the last time I heard.”

Rescue operations were continuing, but some stormy weather hindered her.

His family wants to publish the word in the hope that anyone who holds the same way shares any information with the local authorities.

Silchenko said: “ICS is mainly obsessed with the Northern Pole.

Luhn is located in London, but he was born in Wisconsin. It has been reported by outlets including ATLANTIC, National Geographic, New York Times, Scientific America, Time, CBS News Radio and Vice News TV.