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CONTRA and beach wrack in the media
CONTRA project partners Linnaeus University in Sweden as well as University of Rostock and
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Beach wrack residence time successfully monitored by the Institute of Oceanology Russian Academy of Sciences
Knowledge of the beach wrack residence time on the seashore is an important aspect when it comes to understanding its role in coastal ecosystems and the potential…
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Island of Poel provides fresh beach wrack for composting trials
With the tourists’ return, the municipality Spa Administration on the Island of Poel in northern Germany, has also started to prepare the island’s beaches for the summer season. In the…
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On The Road to Recovery of Organic Waste into a Growth Substrate – Öland, Sweden
Beach wrack refers to the piles of seagrass, reeds, and marine algae that are found alongside beaches worldwide and are most commonly associated with sandy beaches. As…
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CONTRA partners held online meeting on soil improvement products
German and Swedish CONTRA partners KS-VTCtech GmbH, Hanseatische Umwelt, Linnaeus University and Krinova Incubator and Sience Park met online to discuss ways of making soil improvement products from beach…
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CONTRA online partner meeting mastered
Due to the current challenging situation, CONTRA has conducted its partner meeting on the 25th and 26th of March online via video-conferencing instead of meeting in person in Odense,…
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Beach wrack as an inspiration for the development of subsequent water projects
On the 12-13th of February, 2020, stakeholders from the Euroregion Baltic Water Core Group, Polish partners, as well as other partners from the CONTRA and Umbrella project convened…
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CONTRA partners contribute to Coastline Reports
The Coastline Reports is a journal that serves the dissemination of project and conference results with a focus on coastal management and coastal research. It has been published by…
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Learn more about On-Site Treatment with Reed Beds Towards Fertilizer Amendments
Project partner, Gdańsk University of Technology (Department Water and Waste-Water Technology, Faculty of Civil And Environmental Engineering) prepared a paper on “Solving the Beach Wrack Problems by On-Site Treatment…
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“Fertiwrack case study” takes a leap forward
As one of the major pillars of the CONTRA project a total of seven case studies are conducted to further develop existing reuse options and to explore new and…
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