
The road to sustainability runs through mines, markets, and hard choices.
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I’m a writer who explores life on this changing planet. As an award-winning environmental journalist and creative writer, I focus on aquatic ecosystems, especially the deep sea.
Former officer in the Norwegian Armed Forces, drove Oskar Pedersen AS’s rise in defense. Helped ensure the opening of the Norwegian Continental Shelf for marine mineral exploration. Passionate about geopolitics, energy security & supply chains.
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