The BONUS RETURN project was exploring the reduction of emissions to the Baltic Sea from agriculture and wastewater.
Welcome to the BONUS RETURN project's final conference where results, conclusions and recommendations will be presented.
Karina Barquet reflects on lessons learned through her work addressing issues confronting the Baltic Sea region in the BONUS RETURN project.
Launch of documentary film produced by SEI through the EU co-funded project BONUS RETURN on innovations for recycling nutrients from agriculture and wastewater.
This brief highlights the potential for upscaling gypsum use in the Baltic Sea Region as a promising component of Baltic Sea protection actions.
This brief looks at how the Słupsk Bioenergy Cluster serves as a living laboratory for small cities seeking to transition to a circular economy model.
This brief examines the impact of national policy directives on speeding up the circular economy transition, and their implications on cities such as Uppsala.
Ecotechnologies can turn carbon and nutrients into benefits. What would the circular management of nutrients look like in the Baltic Sea Region?
This open-access study argues that there is considerable potential to develop a circular economy in phosphorus, but policy support and new research is needed.
This policy brief responds to the recent government inquiry into phosphorus recycling and the future of agricultural use of sewage sludge in Sweden.
A circular phosphorus economy is vital to contribute to food security in the EU, but there are still substantial barriers to making this a reality.
Get the protocol for an upcoming systematic review on ecotechnology effectiveness for recovery and reuse of nitrogen and phosphorus from agriculture.
A systematic map protocol for a study of evidence on ecotechnologies for recovery and reuse of carbon and nutrients.
It is important to improve how we capture and reuse phosphorus. It should be on land to produce food rather than letting it enter the sea where it causes harm.
This systematic map identifies studies on ecotechnologies for reusing carbon and nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus) from domestic wastewater.
Find out how systematic reviews and systematic maps can minimise bias in evidence synthesis.
The winners of the BONUS RETURN innovation challenge are Aquacare in the Netherlands, TerraNova in Germany, and Ravita in Finland.
The BONUS RETURN project is offering pre-commercialization support for the best ideas for reducing nutrient and carbon emissions and productive reuse.
Theme: How can we enable circular innovations to trigger sustainable transformations in the Baltic Sea Region?
