The Water Quality Group participated in the preparation of the New White Paper on zero pollution strategy for contaminants of emerging concern in the urban water cycle from Water Europe.
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The group is proactively contributing to this this Action Plan, by provide recommendations for evidence-based policy development to address water pollution, and to identify knowledge gaps that hinder achieving a pollutant-free water environment.
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WORLD MARITIME DAY | September 29th
Today is World Maritime Day and in line in this year theme “the need to support a green transition of the maritime sector into a sustainable future, while leaving no one behind” we highlight the project FRONTSH1P. The project, part of the European Green Deal, will apply a circular governance model and create circular regional clusters, which will involve a wide range of local, regional, and national stakeholders, both from the public and private sphere, towards regional decarbonisation and territorial regeneration.
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The Water Quality Research Group contribution will be centred on the development of surface-enhanced Raman scattering-based sensors for the CO2 detection, which will be implemented in the circular systemic solution of Water & nutrients. A feat that will be proven during the project by their implementation in Polish region of Lódzkie and it will be then replicated in four other European regions: Campania (Italy), Stereá Elláda (Greece), Região do Norte (Portugal), and Friesland (the Netherlands).