In Belgian waters, three wind farms are now operational, one is under construction, and five more will be constructed in the near future.
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17/03/2017
Update on the Environmental Effects of Wind farms in Belgian Waters
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Sigrid Maebe
31/01/2017
First Observation of a Dwarf Sperm Whale in Belgium
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Sigrid MaebeOn Sunday the 22nd of January 2017 there was a special observation at sea: a very rare marine mammal, a dwarf sperm whale (Kogia sima) has been spotted near Ostend!
24/01/2017
Public Consultation for a Research Structure for Wave Energy
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Sigrid MaebeIn December NEMOS has introduced a request for an environmental permit for the construction and exploitation of a temporary research structure for wave energy conversion. The public consultation for this permit is now open.
13/01/2017
New MUMM Website With Information On Activities At Sea
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Sigrid MaebeCheck out the new website of the scientific service Management Unit of the Mathematical Models of the North Sea. In Belgium MUMM is responsible for the follow up of activities at sea.
04/01/2017
Where Does The Foam On The Beach Come From?
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Jonas Van BoxelEutrophication, the overdose of nutrients in water, is damaging our seas and rivers. Our Institute, together with The International Scheldt Commission and the Belgian Federal Public Service, organised a workshop for scientists and policymakers to stop this process.
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