Last week, water quality experts from nine EU and non-EU Danube countries gathered at TU Wien for a two-day workshop on the pathway-oriented emission model MoRE.
As part of the Interreg Tethys project, which is being coordinated by our team, we are rolling out the harmonised application of this tool at both the transnational and national levels. This is one of our key objectives, and will ensure more effective understanding and control of micropolutants in surface waters.
Many thanks to Martine Broer and Oliver Gabriel from our project partner Umweltbundesamt - Environment Agency Austria for the great organisation of the workshop.