Preventing negative consequences of intensive livestock production in the Baltic Sea Region
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- Large-scale livestock production in definitions
- Scale of the Industrial Animal Production
- The Baltic Sea as a particularly vulnerable sea region
- Characteristics of the Baltic Sea catchment area
- Nitrogen and phosphorus cycle in agro-ecosystems
- Conditions defining the environmental impact of industrial livestock farming
- Environmental risks from large-scale livestock production in the BSR
- Preventing the negative consequences of intensive livestock production
- Intensive livestock industry versus corporate social responsibility
- Environment protection laws in agriculture
- Links to full-text versions of legal acts
- Important events
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31.12.2021
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Industrial Reporting under the Industrial Emissions Directive 2010/75/EU and European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register Regulation (EC) No 166/2006 - This dataset contains the location and administrative data for the largest industrial complexes in Europe, releases and transfers of regulated substances ...
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On 22 December 2021, from 9:00 to 12:00 (CET) ?The Greener Agriculture for Sustainable Sea? - GRASS Conference will take place. A special focus of the event will be the discussion of the competition ?WWF Baltic Sea Farmer of the Year Award?, which has been running for several years in Belarus, Ukraine ...
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HELCOM workshop on phosphogypsum stacks - Thursday 17 March 2022, online. Aim: Increase knowledge of the situation and exchange best practices on phosphogypsum stack management in the Baltic Sea region.
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WATERDRIVE team invites you to workshop "Cross-sectoral education on water management in agricultural areas". Workshop time: 13 December, 2021, 9.00-11:00 CET. To register and receive ZOOM link, click here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_kldkQkzoRmmWWm4wE-4qHg
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Water management in agricultural areas requires multi-stakeholder cooperation, but also multi-sectoral knowledge. Understanding the processes between water and soil, recognising the pathways of agricultural pollutants to water, and knowing the measures for their reduction are only part of the knowledge ...
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In regenerative agriculture, you only have to prove that you are improving your soil. So, with none of the organic certification?s prescriptive rules , it is susceptible to being hijacked by big ag! However, James Raebeck and others, in this BBC program explain the benefits of reg ag when practiced ...
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