Preventing negative consequences of intensive livestock production in the Baltic Sea Region
RecomMended topics
- 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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11.01.2021
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The European Commission has launched an online publicconsultation on the development of three important and inter-connectedEU biodiversity policy initiatives: 1. Development of legally binding EU nature restoration targets, 2. The evaluation of the EU Biodiversity Strategy to 2020 (2011-2020), 3. The ...
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The need for professional advice to farmers is growing as agriculture becomes more and more competitive and complex. The landowners are in the driver?s seat in a new extraordinary mission to manage waters, biodiversity, soil and climate, not only for the good of the individual farm but also for the ...
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A report by the SuMaNu project summarises manure management in the Baltic region. Examples of Finland, Sweden, Germany and Poland, with maps, show the uneven distribution of livestock production (and so manure). An overview of different manure processing technologies is provided covering, with estimated ...
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The purpose of this consultation is to gather views from the public and stakeholders on possible measures to include in revisions to the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) and the European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register Regulation (E-PRTR). The evaluations of both these pieces of legislation ...
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Article of Pieper M., Michalke A. & Gaugler T., entitled "Calculation of external climate costs for food highlights inadequate pricing of animal products" and published in Nature Communication 11, 6117 (2020) puts a price tag on the external costs of meat, dairy and plant production in ...
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The First Stakeholder Workshop within the context of the Revision of the Industrial Emissions Directive and the First Stakeholder Workshop within the context of the Revision of the E-PRTR Regulation which is being organised by a RPA-led consortium, will take place on December 15, 2020.
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