Looking to take a vacation? Want unlimited food, around-the-clock entertainment and 360° views? By Sarah Morton If you decide that cruising is your thing, you better make sure that your fun and relaxation doesn’t come with a cost to the environment. According to cruisemarketwatch.com, there are over 314 cruise ships, carrying over 26 million passengers … More Week 2 – Sustainable shipping
Week two started off with two days with our lecturer and captain Pär Karlsson. He held his lecture about sustainable shipping, how shipping have an effect on the environment and some good examples of environmentally friendly solutions. The students also got a chance to try the bridge simulator, and get a hint of how … More 2019 Week 2 – On the surface
Baltic Sea as a Time Machine By Abdalrhman Hamid The article highlights warming, acidification, eutrophication and loss of oxygen as major changes that observed and expected in most coastal zones in world. However in the Baltic Sea, these changes are taking place in a rapid manner. Also the article presents the Baltic Sea a useful … More 2019 Week 1 – What have we learned?
First week has come to an end and it has been a week full of presentations, lectures, field samplings and group work! The center of this week has been the project Saving Norra Dragsviken, a project where the university, municipality and a local community organization collaborates to increase the water quality in an area north … More 2019 – Week 1 – Under the surface
Discovery of a Sustainable Baltic Sea 