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The rapid growth and challenges related to agriculture, urbanization, tourism and human-wildlife conflicts require knowledge to take action. Listening to this podcast, you will be updated on state-of-the-art science related to issues in Trondheim. "Saving the World isn’t Rocket Science" shares knowledge from the science community by interviewing local researchers about sustainability problems in Trondheim and possible solutions.

We are a diverse group of young students who created this podcast as an Experts in Teams Project at NTNU.

Transcriptions can be read here: https://bit.ly/3x0nqdw

Saving the World isn't Rocket Science EiT - Group 5

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The rapid growth and challenges related to agriculture, urbanization, tourism and human-wildlife conflicts require knowledge to take action. Listening to this podcast, you will be updated on state-of-the-art science related to issues in Trondheim. "Saving the World isn’t Rocket Science" shares knowledge from the science community by interviewing local researchers about sustainability problems in Trondheim and possible solutions.

We are a diverse group of young students who created this podcast as an Experts in Teams Project at NTNU.

Transcriptions can be read here: https://bit.ly/3x0nqdw

    Agricultural Waste and Microplastic Freshwater Pollution

    Agricultural Waste and Microplastic Freshwater Pollution

    The episode tackles sustainable agriculture by looking into plastic waste and microplastic pollution in freshwater. A study conducted by Norwegian Research Center at Vestlandet in 2020 shows that almost all rivers contained hay bale plastics and that agricultural plastics made up 70% of the total plastic. An interview with Martin Wagner, associate professor at NTNU, highlights his research of microplastic’s effect on living organisms and the toxicity of said plastic.

    Transcription and bibliography can be found here.

    • 21분
    Interactions Between Forestry and Moose Populations

    Interactions Between Forestry and Moose Populations

    This episode looks at the human-wildlife conflict between moose and forestry in Trøndelag. During the last 100 years, the status of moose has changed from being a relatively rare species to becoming a dominating species all over the forested part of Norway. Anders Kolstad, guest researcher at NTNU, talks about his research on the effect of moose populations on the forest in Norway.

    Transcription and bibliography can be found here.

    • 14분
    Hiking Trails and the Effect on Surrounding Ecosystem

    Hiking Trails and the Effect on Surrounding Ecosystem

    In this episode, we investigate the environmental impacts of hiking trails in the Trondheim area. Norwegians are active practitioners of “friluftsliv” and hiking is one of the most popular activities. Ronja Wedegärtner, Ph.D. candidate at NTNU, joins us to discuss the influences of hiking trails on vegetation shifts in mountains in the Northern Scandes.

    Transcription and bibliography can be found here.

    • 21분
    Zero Emission Neighbourhood (ZEN)

    Zero Emission Neighbourhood (ZEN)

    This episode looks at sustainable urban development. Currently, about 83% of Norwegians are living in urban areas and the cities are growing continuously, making urban development more important than ever. In this episode, Helge Brattebø, a professor of Industrial Ecology at NTNU, talks about the concept of Zero Emission Neighbourhoods (ZEN) and how it can help Norway reach its climate goal.

    Supplementary material can be found here.

    Transcription and bibliography can be found here.

    • 24분

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