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How can we better understand and minimise the risks posed by environmental contamination \u2013 whilst at the same time developing new approaches to managing contaminated resources? This question is at the heart of the JTC Dialogue \u201cPollutions & Solutions\u201d. The JTC Dialogue brings together experts from academia, industry and regional development to pool experiences, combine perspectives and discuss new approaches to solutions.<\/p>\n
The aim of the dialogue is to identify specific areas for cooperation between academia, regional stakeholders and partners from the field in the Central German mining region.<\/p>\n
The discussion will be kicked off by brief presentations from the worlds of research and practice \u2013 covering contaminated site remediation, resource utilisation and new approaches to collaboration in remediation.<\/p>\n
The exchange will take place in German. The day’s agenda can be found here: Programm<\/a><\/p>\n