Even though the Grassification project will end on November, 2021, the project partners still have some exciting developments being carried out in these final months to make sure we cover the maximum amount of aspects to enable the use of roadside grass clippings as a resource! Check out below the ongoing activities and be sure to follow Grassification project website and newsletter to learn about the final outcomes. […]
This year the EU Green Week is dedicated to ‘zero pollution ambition’ in water, air and soil. The Run4Life project with 15 partners around Europe fights water pollution by implementing new strategies to improve the recovery of resources from wastewater. […]
Water2REturn has entered its last year! […]
Currently, an innovative P-recovery process is being demonstrated by the University of Liège at the AIDE wastewater treatment plant in Oupeye: The PULSE demonstrator (Phosphorus ULiège Sludge Extraction) enables phosphorus to be recovered from dried sludge directly after wastewater treatment. […]
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Renu2Farm has recently published two reports on the implementation of the RDFs under the project Work package 1 : Production and logistics of Recycling-derived fertilisers (RDFs) (WPT1_D2.2). […]
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The European project “Phos4You” has investigated different technologies and pathways to recover and recycle phosphorus from wastewater, sewage sludge and sewage sludge ashes. Twelve partners from seven countries in the EU and Switzerland have joined forces for the Interreg VB North-West Europe project under the lead of the German water board Lippeverband. […]
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European agriculture relies heavily on external sources for the supply of key fertilizers, while at the same time large quantities of minerals are discharged into the environment through a variety of organic waste streams. A new project aims to provide solutions with the support from Belgian partners: Ghent University, FiBL Europe and Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech (University of Liège). […]
Les Culturales is the place to be for French and international professionals of the arable crop sector. This biennial international event will take place this year from 15 to 17 June, in Betheny in the Champagne area of France. 15.000 visitors from France and all over Europe are expected for this major open field event with the application of reinforced sanitary measures such as the implementation of a threshold of 5,000 people per day. […]
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