
Bjørn Olsen
Danish journalist and podcaster, creator/host of "Grønne Stemmer fra Aarhus" (Green Voices from Aarhus) and Alternativet lead candidate in Aarhus.
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Sep 15, 2026
‘WHETHER’ BECOMES ‘HOW’: Denmark’s green transition in motion
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Mik AidtHOST
So in the work you do with the donut economy and the group you have, what's top of mind for you there?

Bjørn OlsenGUEST
Well, the group grew out of a frustration with the municipality because it wanted to make even more growth with increasing the harbor, the activities in the industrial harbor in the city.

Bjørn OlsenGUEST
They wanted to increase it because they see workplaces, they see growth, they see more traffic.

Bjørn OlsenGUEST
So that's what they wanted to do, but they didn't see all the damage it would make to the sea and to the environment because the way they could increase it would be out in the sea.

Bjørn OlsenGUEST
So they would take land and, yeah, they would grab resources from further out in Kattegat and that will damage also places where all the fish actually lives today and where they have... a place to actually be their self.
12 MINS LATER

Mik AidtHOST
No, you just go to where you used to get your petrol and you get your charge instead.