Port Project
Reducing leakages of nutrients in ports
Project Reports
Catalogue of best practices for dry bulk fertilizers and phosphate
ENG_Catalogue of best practices for dry bulk fertilizers and phosphate
PL_Katalog_najlepszych_praktyk_przeladunek_towarow_suchych_luzem_wersja_ostateczna
Mineral fertilizer management in ports
– posters and information pamphlets
SE_Östersjön och effekten av växtnäringshantering i hamn
ENG_The Baltic Sea and the impact of mineral fertilizer handling in ports
PL_Morze Bałtyckie a wpływ przeładunku nawozów mineralnych w portach
LT_Baltijos Jura ir minerakiniu trasu tvarkymo uostuose poveikis
GER_Ostee und die auswirkungen des umgangs mit mineralischem dünger in häfen
Eutrophication and ports
An excess of nutrients causes eutrophication which is the single biggest environmental threat to the Baltic Sea. Nutrients, such as phosphorus and nitrogen, leak to the sea from agriculture, wastewater, mineral fertilizers and other sources. This video shows how ports can reduce this leakage by their handling of dry bulk mineral fertilizers when loading and unloading.
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