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Baltic News 2004

 

14.12.2004 European parliament to debate bathing water and marine fuel deals
07.12.2004 Survey: Swedes care about environment (Norden - The Top of Europe)
26.11.2004 Lithuanian, Swedish nuclear closures confirmed
24.11.2004 Oceana report: EU ships ignoring international pollution rules
19.11.2004 New alien species found in the Baltic Sea
16.11.2004 EU marine environment strategy shapes up
12.11.2004 EU stakeholders agree stronger bird protection
11.11.2004 Study supports partial cadmium battery ban
10.11.2004 Global warming fears "are exaggerated"
03.11.2004 Fourth EU air quality directive text released
01.11.2004 EU anti-shipping pollution rules blocked
11.10.2004 EU emissions inventory readied for expansion
06.10.2004 "Shut-down next year" for Sweden's Barsebäck nuclear power station
28.09.2004 The Baltic Sea Fund invites nominations for the 2005 Baltic Sea Prize
21.09.2004 Call for participants: Marine Awareness Course
16.09.2004 Finnish budget boosts nature protection
16.09.2004 LIFE Environment 2004: Commission supports 109 environmental innovation projects with €76 million
14.09.2004 Report from the 30th Session of the International Baltic Sea Fishery Commission
08.09.2004 Nordic study reinforces concerns over Pfos
20.07.2004 Greenpeace calls for massive marine reserves in the North and Baltic Seas
13.07.2004 EU law infringement actions launched
02.07.2004 Baltic 21 report - Five Years of Regional Progress Towards Sustainable Development
01.07.2004 Stockholm International Water Institute will host 2004 World Water Week symposium on 15-21 August
30.06.2004 2nd Nordic Conference on Decision Support will be held in Lund, Sweden, on 22-23 November 2004
29.06.2004 EU in ship sulphur and bathing water deals
28.06.2004 A new invasive species is found in the zooplankton of the Gulf of Finland
11.06.2004 New slide series: The Baltic Sea transparencies
04.06.2004 Conference "Baltic - the Sea of Aliens" will be held in Gdynia, Poland, 24-27 August 2004
19.05.2004 The 2001 Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) enters into force