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Publication ECMAScript program RIPARIAS: Invasive alien aquatic and riparian plant species – identification guide
The European LIFE RIPARIAS project focuses on the management and control of different invasive alien aquatic and riparian plants and invasive alien crayfish species. To help field workers recognize these invasive species, the project developed guides with useful visual identification sheets.
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Invasive Chinese mitten crabs: New project launched to preserve native ecosystems
The international project 'Clancy' is intended to find suitable strategies for combating the countless Chinese mitten crabs in Northern European river systems.
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LIFE NARMENA creates wetlands on the Laak and Winterbeek rivers
In the LIFE project NARMENA (Nature-based Remediation of Metal pollutants in Nature Areas to increase water storage capacity), the Flanders Environment Agency (VMM) and 6 project partners are looking for solutions to combat historical metal pollution.
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TRIPLE-C prevents flooding as a result of climate change
The Triple-C project (Climate resilience, Catchment based and Community based) implements a number of innovative and cost-effective measures that should reduce the number of floods. VMM is responsible for the implementation of measures to mitigate erosion.
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BE GOOD pioneering in the development of innovative services
Digital data is an important source for innovation and economic growth. Within this project, the VMM works on the communication to target groups and the development of data-driven services in the field of environment and infrastructure.
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Wetlands as a natural climate buffer
Wetlands or marshlands are making an important contribution to the fight against climate change in Flanders. Wetlands provide protection from flooding and water scarcity. They also capture carbon and act as a type of green air conditioning in overheated urban areas. Over the past 50 to 60 years, Flanders has lost 75% of its wetlands. In the LIFE project Wetlands4Cities, the Flanders Environment Agency (VMM) is therefore working with 5 project partners to restore and boost the role of wetlands as natural climate buffers.
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File PDF document EU Water Conference - route description
Route to the Irish College, Leuven
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Life MICA aims to reduce coypu and muskrat population to a manageable size
In the Life MICA project (Management of Invasive Coypu and muskrAt in Europe), the Flanders Environment Agency (VMM), along with its project partners, is looking for solutions to detect muskrats and coypu better and faster.
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Publication Index for Sustainable Economic Welfare (ISEW) 1990-2013
Economic welfare is traditionally measured using the gross domestic product (GDP). There are, however, also other factors to be taken into account, such as social and environmental aspects. The Index for Sustainable Economic Welfare (ISEW) offers an alternative approach. This MIRA report traces the evolution of the ISEW for Flanders over the period 1990-2013 using an improved methodology.
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Image JPEG image Impakt_water_quality
Picture water quality testing
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