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As part of the BioFloat project we will find out how floating islands can improve water quality and biodiversity in Latvia and Estonia

On April 25 and 26 Riga will host an event on the development of the blue bioeconomy focusing on Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Finland and Sweden

On March 5 the final conference will take place online and the results of the project will be presented – a collection of established methods and techniques for the development of bio-industrial symbioses in municipalities

On March 1 at 10.00-11.30. LIAE invites to an online seminar on Zoom about underwater noise issues in the Baltic Sea.

In 2023 the activities within the Detect2Protect project primarily focused on preparatory measures across all work packages, particularly concerning the identification of suitable field research sites within the six Baltic Sea regions represented by partner countries.

On January 30 and 31 in Trieste, Italy LHEI Researcher Astra Labuce is participating in courses organized by the EMODnet Chemistry 5 project on data processing and available data processing tools.

The goal of the MP-ARCTIC project is to determine how microplastics, along with associated persistent organic pollutants, accumulate in the water, sediments, and living organisms of newly formed Arctic water bodies.

What is the “vicious cycle” of Phosphorus? Why have yet no lakes been cleaned with ALUM method in the Baltic countries? And do you know exactly why Velnezers in Jugla, Riga was chosen as the first ALUM method demonstration site? You will learn about all this and more on the first newsletter of the project

LIAE will conduct plastering trials with gypsum under laboratory conditions on the most widely used agricultural soils in Latvia in order to demonstrate the effectiveness of the method within the framework of GYPREG project

Project aiming to improve microplastic pollution monitoring methods in rivers and coastal sands ended in November