DAÒ‰JI FINANS‰TS NO EIROPAS SAVIENÈBAS (EIROPAS REÌIONÅLÅ ATTÈSTÈBAS FONDA) Daudz plašāks visu minēto vielu apraksts, informācija par to izplatību, emisijas samazināšanas iespējām un aizstāšanu, kā

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New methods to control of hazardous substances. Identification of sources and estimation of inputs into the Baltic Sea. Cost effective solutions to reduce pollution. Capacity building and knowledge transfer. L AYO UT: A

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Åtgärdsstrategier – kostnadseffektiva lösningar för att minska utsläppen till Östersjön Action strategies - cost-effective solutions to reduce emissions to the Baltic Sea COHIBA nationella seminarium, January 17

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• Climate change policy
• Baltic Sea
• Baltic Sea hypoxia

What to do to reduce emissions on the target substances: the way forward to EE-BSR region Mikhail Durkin, HELCOM / Heidrun Fammler, BEF “Seminar on experience exchange between stakeholders from Eastern Baltic Sea Regio

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• HELCOM
• Chemical substance
• Inventory
• Chemistry
• Business
• Technology
• Baltic Sea

Selection of appropriate measures to reduce emissions of hazardous substances COHIBA Final Conference October 11-12th, 2011 Simon Siewert, UBA; Frank Marscheider-Weidemann, ISI COHIBA WP 5

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• Perfluorinated compounds
• Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid
• Waste
• Perfluorooctanoic acid
• Air pollution
• Combined sewer
• Municipal solid waste
• Chemistry
• Pollution
• Environment

Priotization and modelling of flows of hazardous substances in Copenhagen Ulf Nielsen, DHI Water Environment Health; Jan Rasmussen, City of Copenhagen; Nis Fink, Copenhagen Energy; Kim Rindel, Lynettefællesskabet I/S

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• Environment
• Water pollution
• Civil engineering
• Sewerage
• Waste management
• Incineration
• Combined sewer
• Waste
• Mercury
• Environmental engineering
• Chemistry
• Chemical engineering

The COHIBA project has already compiled a Preliminary Inventory of Measures, including 75 measures together with details of their applicability for each of the 11 substances of special concern to the Baltic Sea. The mea

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• Environmental persistent pharmaceutical pollutant
• Toxicity
• Toxicology
• Environmental issues

Management Measures Copenhagen Case Study on Hazardous Substances Ulf Nielsen and Bodil Mose Pedersen, DHI – Water Environment Health; Jan Rasmussen, City of Copenhagen; Nis Fink, Copenhagen Energy; Kim Rindel, Lynette

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• Water pollution
• Environment
• Chemical engineering
• Incineration
• Thermal treatment
• Waste management
• Copenhagen
• Combined sewer
• Øresund
• Geography of Europe
• Environmental engineering
• Civil engineering

SOLVITA STRĀĶE | RITA POIKĀNE | IEVA PUTNA | MĀRĪTE PFEIFERE | MINTAUTS JANSONS MAIJA BALODE | TARJA NAKARI | PIRJO SAINIO | EIJA SCHULTZ | PÄIVI MUNNE WP3 INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO CHEMICAL CONTROLS OF HAZARDOUS SU

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• Earth
• Pollution
• Sewerage
• Environmental soil science
• Aquatic ecology
• Leachate
• Sewage treatment
• Industrial wastewater treatment
• Wastewater
• Environment
• Environmental engineering
• Water pollution

How to find the “best” measures for emission reduction of hazardous substances in the Baltic Sea Region? Eve Menger-Krug, Frank Marscheider-Weidemann, Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI, Kar

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• Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid
• Inventory
• Business
• Technology
• Supply chain management