INTERNATIONAL TV-CLASS Danish School of Media and Journalism

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Stories produced by international students

# Episodes
18 episodes
Rating
TV-UN

Episodes of INTERNATIONAL TV-CLASS Danish School of Media and Journalism

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  Traffic pollution in Copenhagen (Estonian version)
  
  Transport is responsible for about a quartre of Europe's greenhouse gas emissions. Denmark's capital Copenhagen desires to be the greenest capital in the world and become CO2 neutral by 2025. One of the problems is pollution from cars. Denmark is now searching for ways to reduce traffic pollution. Short TV story produced by Linda Arponen, Liisi Mölder and Asta Smagurauskaite, Danish School of Media and Journalism. Liisi Mölder's version.
  - Release date
    
    Nov 3, 2011
  - Runtime
    
    05:26
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  bugs as replacement for red meat?
  
  can bugs replace red meat in a way to save the enviroment?
  - Release date
    
    Nov 3, 2011
  - Runtime
    
    05:22
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  Noise pollution in Copenhagen
  
  Short tv-story on noise pollution in Denmark
  - Release date
    
    Nov 3, 2011
  - Runtime
    
    04:55
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  Traffic pollution reduction in Copenhagen
  
  Transport is responsible for about a quartre of Europe's greenhouse gas emissions. Denmark's capital Copenhagen desires to be the greenest capital in the world and become CO2 neutral by 2025. One of the problems is pollution from cars. Denmark is now searching for ways to reduce traffic pollution. Short TV story produced by Linda Arponen, Liisi Mölder and Asta Smagurauskaite, Danish School of Media and Journalism.
  - Release date
    
    Nov 3, 2011
  - Runtime
    
    05:39
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  CO2-neutrality in Denmark
  
  A small island in Denmark became CO2-neutral in less than ten years. Several bigger cities in Denmark now try to accomplish the same.
  - Release date
    
    Oct 27, 2011
  - Runtime
    
    05:23
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  Dying Eco-Friendly
  
  Your death is your last carbon footprint on the planet. Whether you wish to be buried or cremated, there will always be an ecological impact. One woman in Sweden has found a way to give back to the earth with a controversial system that turns your body into compost. A story filmed and edited by: Nicole Cairns Law Sau Ying Anokhee Shah October, 2011
  - Release date
    
    Oct 26, 2011
  - Runtime
    
    05:08
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  Ecotourism
  
  Ecotourism is a type of tourism organized by certifies companies that focus on the environment and the community around them. In Oslo, Norway, this industry is expanding. Hugo Pilon-Larose has the story. Third Assignment: International TV Class, The Danish School of Media and Journalism Produced by Dave Fanner, Hugo Pilon-Larose and Kimberly Ivany
  - Release date
    
    Apr 28, 2011
  - Runtime
    
    05:32
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  High fertility rate in Norway
  
  Most of the industrial countries are facing an aging population. This is due to longer life expectancy and decreasing birth rate. The costs in the health care system increase while the taxe income, produced by the working class, decreases. But the Norwegian government implemented some solutions. The country has now the fourth highest birthrate in Europe.
  - Release date
    
    Apr 28, 2011
  - Runtime
    
    05:10
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  Norway proposes strip club ban
  
  Produced by Lauren Smith, Lakiesha Thomas, and Christina Robnett Anchored by Christina Robnett
  - Release date
    
    Apr 28, 2011
  - Runtime
    
    04:59
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  The Nobel Peace Prize Controversy
  
  Following the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize awarding to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo, China and Norwegian relations have taken a turn for the worse, as China begins to flex its economic muscle.
  - Release date
    
    Apr 28, 2011
  - Runtime
    
    04:57