Ten partners from five different countries collaborate in the TETRAS project with the common goal of improving the economic and environmental sustainability of Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS) in the Baltic Sea Region. TETRAS mission? To develop tools and...
A growing body of research suggests that the environmental impact of the video game industry is on the rise, accompanied by the extraction of materials for gaming consoles and the high energy demands of cloud gaming. Recognising the severity of this issue, an...
The International Conference on Wider-Uptake of Water Resource Recovery from Wastewater Treatment (ICWRR2024) marked the culmination of the 4-year EU project: Achieving Wider-Uptake of Water Smart Solutions – Wider-Uptake. This conference explored a diverse...
The Action Plan for the Development of Organic Production adopted in March 2021 takes the approach that, in order to stimulate organic production, consumer demand for organic products should grow. This requires, amongst other things, increased public awareness of the...
Urban designer and implementer Camilla Horsted delves into the principles of the Charter for designing the liveable city developed by the Liveability project as applied to the Latin Quarter, part of Liveability pilot project in Kolding. This insightful exploration...
Light in the Dark collaborates with a variety of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) dedicated to promoting sustainable tourism and extending the tourist season. Among these SMEs are our partners, Brudhäll Hotel & Restaurant on Kökar (Åland) and Visit Örö, a...
Presentation highlights Dr. Jachimowicz's talk emphasized that the issue of plastic pollution affects not only seas and oceans but also local water bodies. The presentation of the Lakes connect project showcased both the scientific aspects of the research and its...
In July 2024, the Communication Team of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) met with Felix Schartner Giertta to discuss challenges, achievements, and major milestones of the BSR Cultural Pearls project. The result of the discussion is available as an...
The main priority of the Culture and Resilience Plan prepared by Rūjiena is to create the conditions for an open, democratic, civically active society and a socially resilient community. To address the challenge of young people leaving the city, to promote active...
In the catering sector – including events – the amount of disposable packaging is enormous and this is a significant environmental problem. At events, a large proportion of waste can be avoided by reducing the amount of disposable tableware. Here we provide you with...
