The shallow conversation about deep sea mining
Western Norway University of Applied Science

The shallow conversation about deep sea mining

No. of episodes
4
Latest episode
2024-05-16

Where can you listen?

Join us on an insightful journey into the depths with the podcast "The Shallow Conversation About Deep Sea Mining", hosted by Anne Sofie Bjelland from the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences. Over four episodes, each lasting 35-50 minutes, we delve into the controversial debate on deep sea mining in Norway and internationally.

Anne Sofie Bjelland invites experts such as Therese Skarlo, Frida Engedahl, Karl-Gunnar Severinsen, and Eric Young to share their perspectives on responsible innovation and the challenges associated with extracting resources from the ocean floor. The aim is to provide both insight and reflection, as well as to promote HVL's PhD program in Responsible Innovation and Regional Development.

Whether you are a professional, student, policymaker, or simply curious about deep sea mining, this podcast is for you. Dive in and join the conversation that could shape the future of one of our most untapped resources.

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Questions & Answers

How many episodes are there of The shallow conversation about deep sea mining?

There are 4 episodes avaiable of The shallow conversation about deep sea mining.

What is The shallow conversation about deep sea mining about?

We have categorized The shallow conversation about deep sea mining as:

  • Education
  • Science

Where can you listen to The shallow conversation about deep sea mining?

The shallow conversation about deep sea mining is available, among others places, on:

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When did The shallow conversation about deep sea mining start?

The first episode of The shallow conversation about deep sea mining that we have available was released 16 May 2024.

Who creates the podcast The shallow conversation about deep sea mining?

The shallow conversation about deep sea mining is produced and created by Western Norway University of Applied Science.