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Nature restoration in our North Sea
From above, our North Sea looks like a uniform body of water. Below the water's surface, however, there is a great diversity of fauna and...
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In preparation of the creation around this vision on nature restoration, an exploratory analysis was carried out to find out which initiatives were already taking place in...
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Healthy ecosystems across boundaries
Habitats within the Belgian part of the North Sea are currently under severe pressure. This is due to global changes such as...
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Sabellaria as ecosystem engineer
The honeycomb worm (Sabellaria alveolata) and the ross worm (Sabellaria spinulosa) are two closely related bristle worms that have similar...
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Siloxanes D4, D5, and D6 are known for their numerous useful material properties, which explains why they are commonly used in various everyday products. However, these chemicals...
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Gravel beds as biodiversity hotspots
Gravel beds were widespread in our North Sea in the past. Today, some of these gravel beds still exist, but unfortunately in a highly...
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Different benthic communities
Soft, sandy substrates occur throughout the Belgian part of the North Sea. The wide variation in sediment properties within these soft...
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Oyster reefs: a lost habitat in the Belgian part of the North Sea
Historical records show that, in the past, extensive reefs of the European flat oyster Ostrea edulis (Linnaeus,...
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Follow our tips and protect your baby and yourself from endocrine disruptors!
Limit your use of personal care and beauty products, especially those that stay on your...
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Are you pregnant and experiencing crazy cravings or nesting instincts? If so, it's perfectly OK, but make sure you protect your baby from harmful substances.
Endocrine...