the Baltic Sea will be improved. The project is based on the results of the first generation flagship BALTIC MANURE. Transfer of FERTINNOWA will build a knowledge exchange platform 1-1-2016 Horizon Jennifer INNOvative to evaluate existing and novel technologies for fertigated 2018 2020, Bilbao techniques crops and ensure wide dissemination to all stakeholders for involved of the most promising technologies and best sustainable practices. Fraunhofer IGB will showcase at pilot scale an WAter use innovative technology to recover phosphorus from in fertigated crops wastewater using the chemical-free FERtigated ePhos technology. crops - Water for sector, network The LIFE No_Waste project aims to evaluate, 1-1-2016 LIFE+ Sónia of demonstrate and disseminate the sustainable use of ash 2019 Rodrigues biomass (from forest biomass residues combustion) combined ash and with organic waste materials (sludge from the pulp and organic paper industry or compost) to regenerate degraded soils waste in from mining areas, in compliance with the EU ‘Thematic the Strategy for Soil Protection’. The project also aims to recovery of reduce the impact of wastes from the pulp and paper degraded industry on the environment, while making better use of soils: a valuable resources according to the ‘end-of-waste’ pilot criteria, while also contributing to the mitigation of project set greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. A pilot-scale application
the Baltic Sea will be improved. The project is based on the results of the first generation flagship BALTIC MANURE. Transfer of INNOvative techniques for sustainable WAter use in FERtigated crops FERTINNOWA will build a knowledge exchange platform to evaluate existing and novel technologies for fertigated crops and ensure wide dissemination to all stakeholders involved of the most promising technologies and best practices. Fraunhofer IGB will showcase at pilot scale an innovative technology to recover phosphorus from fertigated crops wastewater using the chemical-free ePhos technology. 1-1-2016 Horizon 2020, - Water for sector, Jennifer Bilbao of biomass ash and organic waste in the recovery of degraded soils: a pilot project set The LIFE No_Waste project aims to evaluate, demonstrate and disseminate the sustainable use of ash (from forest biomass residues combustion) combined with organic waste materials (sludge from the pulp and paper industry or compost) to regenerate degraded soils from mining areas, in compliance with the EU ‘Thematic Strategy for Soil Protection’. The project also aims to reduce the impact of wastes from the pulp and paper industry on the environment, while making better use of valuable resources according to the ‘end-of-waste’ criteria, while also contributing to the mitigation of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. A pilot-scale application 1-1-2016 LIFE+ Sónia Rodrigues network 2018 2019
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