Showing posts with label Øyvind Håbrekke. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Øyvind Håbrekke. Show all posts

Monday, 28 January 2019

Interview on gene banks for salmon on Verdibørsen in October 2018

On October 17th I appear on NRK P2´s Verdibørsen, interviewed by journalist Karen Frivik, in a segment titled "Genbank, fattigmanns trøst mot artsutryddelse?", along with Øyvind Haabrekke (Skaperkraft).

Thursday, 1 November 2018

Sixth Verdibørsen appearance this year - on aquaculture

Today I appeared on NRK P2´s Verdibørsen for the sixth time this year, in the segment "Oppdrettsfisk i entall". I was interviewed, along with Lisa Bergan (Cermaq) and Øyvind Håbrekke (the think tank Skaperkraft), by Karen Frivik. Program host was Jostein Gjertsen.

In the program I am presented as working at "Høyskolen i Agder" (the University college of Agder - which became the University of Agder some 10 years ago), but in fact I work at the University of Stavanger.

Friday, 12 October 2018

Recordings for Verdibørsen segments on gene bank and fish farming

Today I have been in NRK Rogaland´s radio studio taking part in a discussion about the establishment of a new gene bank for wild salmon, and fish farming sector´s responsibility for animal welfare and the environment, with program host Karen Frivik, Øyvind Håbrekke (the think tank Skaperkraft) and Lisa Bergan (corporate affairs director in Cermaq, one of the world´s biggest producers of farmed salmon).