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Human Actions, Environmental Reactions
20. mai 2025 kl. 17:00:00

Salon du Nord, Skansegata, Stavanger, Norway

Salon du Nord - Hotel Victoria

Examine the ripple effects of human activities on the environment, with talks on sustainable practices, green energy minerals, and the effects of wind farms on marine life.

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The event is free, and seats available on a first-come, first-served basis!
Today's talented Speakers!
Emmanuel Aduse-Poku

Emmanuel Aduse-Poku

University of Stavanger

Peatlands: Nature's Carbon Storehouses and Climate Ally

For over 12,000 years, peatlands have been sequestering carbon, storing 30% of the world’s soil carbon while covering just 3% of Earth's land. Now, human activity and global warming threaten them, driving 5% of global emissions. We aim to map and quantify their volume to improve their proper carbon stock assessment, necessary for climate sustainability

Ying Guo

Ying Guo

NORCE - Norwegian Research Centre As

From Longship and Norhternlight to the upcoming CCUS industry on the Norwegian Continental Shelf

This talk is to share some thought on what the CCUS future will be on the Norwegian Continental Shelf in the next centry.

Helleik Syse

Helleik Syse

University of Stavanger

Why Do Our Green Buildings Use More Energy Than Promised?

Buildings are designed to be energy-efficient — but what happens when the reality doesn't match the plans? My research explores why new municipal buildings in Norway often use much more energy than predicted, and how we can close this gap.

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