PREVENTING OIL AND PLASTICS CONTAMINATION OF OCEAN REGIONS OF THE NORTH (POPCORN)

POPCORN  is a clustering project of the NPA programme, which brings together either ongoing or already completed NPA (APP4SEA, Circular Ocean & Blue Circular Economy) and Baltic Sea Region projects (OIL SPILL), which address maritime pollution issues. Each of the project focuses either on oil spills or plastic pollution and has supported authorities, organisations and other actors working with these challenges in the Northern waters. POPCORN takes these outcomes and best practices of the individual projects and shares them with the new regions and organisations, in NPA region and beyond.

 

Contact

Project Manager Niko Hänninen

Lead Partner University of Oulu, Finland

Email niko.hanninen@oulu.fi

Tel: +358 40 704 5512

 

End of June is almost at hand, which means that also the days of the POPCORN project are numbered. But we are ready for one final push!

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Our fourth and final case study in the Plastic in the sea campaign was special one. It took place in the northernmost corner of the Baltic Sea, Bay of...

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The POPCORN toolkit contains the most important reports, other publications and tools produced in the APP4SEA, OIL SPILL, Circular Economy and Blue...

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What happens to the 5.6 trillion cigarettes that are smoked annually in the world? Well, most of the cigarette vanishes into the thin air and in to...

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Ghost fishing gear - roaming the seas with the intent of harming them

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“Seems like someone has had a rough time.” Yes, five months out in the sea, exposed to the elements, drifting aimlessly towards the Arctic. A lot of...

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Looking for interesting listening for your jogging run or gym workout? Look no further!

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Four weeks can make a big difference - especially in the spring. In end of April the Bay of Bothnia was still a kingdom of ice and snow, where seven...

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Welcome to a webinar on oil spills and wildlife! See the program and register now.

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