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1 June 2022

The port of Dublin (Ireland) is now to remain in the city, the latest example…

Following a call for projects, the municipal council in Dublin (Ireland) has finally opted to […]

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1 June 2022

City mayors in Quebec (Canada) reaffirm their commitment to working with port authorities

On 18 May 2022, at the “Assises québécoises de l’industrie du monde maritime”, an industry-wide […]

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1 June 2022

The first battery recycling plant set to open at the Port of Rotterdam (Netherlands)

In a highly symbolic move, the Vice-President of the EU Commission, Frans Timmermans, has given […]

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1 June 2022

Canada and the United States: the first “Green Corridor” for cruise ships

The Port of Seattle, the City and Borough of Juneau, Vancouver-Fraser Port Authority, the leading […]

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1 June 2022

Tarragona (Spain): plan to restore the Prats d’Albinyana

This €1.6m eco-restoration project, which will take 12 months, is a joint effort by the Tarragona port authority and the municipal council of Vila-seca. The Prats d’Albinyana isa natural wetland area, part of the Natura 2000 network and the PEIN, located between the town of La Pineda and the ZAL or logistics platform of Vila-seca. The project includes plans to create a large lagoon with a central island. The lagoon will allow the reintroduction of species such as the Spanish pond turtle, while the central island of around 27,000 m² will provide nesting areas for birds including the Audouin's gull. Around the lagoon, a forest of more than 13,000 trees (poplars, willows) will be created. In addition, over 45,000 local plants and shrubs (rushes, grasses) will be planted.

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1 June 2022

Celebrating World Environment Day on 5 June

To mark World Environment Day, AIVP invites you to read our White Paper on adapting to climate change, goal number one on the AIVP 2030 Agenda for cities and ports. Published last year, the white paper highlights the measures taken by AIVP members to adapt to climate change and the opinions of various experts on key actions to tackle this challenge.

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25 May 2022

Mayotte (France): new plan to adapt to flooding in the face of climate change

The south-west Indian Ocean is thought to be the world’s third region most severely affected […]

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25 May 2022

The port of Saint John (Canada) launches a port education project

Until 31 May, the port of Saint John is inviting applications to promote port education. […]

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25 May 2022

Europe’s ports rally for a more sustainable blue economy

The European Maritime Day event took place in Ravenna on 19 and 20 May. Nearly 1,500 […]

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25 May 2022

SUEZ to build a wastewater treatment plant in Senegal

The SUEZ group and its partner Consortium d’entreprises (CDE) will construct a wastewater treatment plant […]

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25 May 2022

San Diego: the port supports efforts to protect an endangered bird species

The port of San Diego(California, USA) is continuing to provide financial support for the protection of an endangered species of bird (Rallus obsoletus levipes). It has pledged to donate $180,000 over the next five years to the Living Coast Discovery Center, a not-for-profit zoo and aquarium. Studies of California’s marshes show that in 1980 and 1985, the species’ population fell to just 142 reproducing pairs. In 2016, partly thanks to captive breeding programmes, numbers peaked at 656 reproducing pairs. This commitment echoes a similar effort by the port of Quebec presented by its CEO, Mario Girard, at the Solution Hub held in Tangier on “New tools for protecting biodiversity in port cities”.

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River Port Cities Meeting

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First meeting of the working group dedicated to river port cities, in June in Strasbourg.

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River Port Cities Meeting Strasbourg

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