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    Coalition Clean Baltic > Harmful installations and maritime transport
Archives: Harmful installations and maritime transport
  • EU will propose new law to make nature restoration legally binding in the EU

    Posted by CCB on March 23, 2021

    Nature as we know it is heading towards extinction. And it’s because of human activity. Logging, intensive agriculture and overfishing have pushed one million animal and plant…


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  • Ambition, concrete actions and commitment: key elements to save the Baltic Sea

    Posted by CCB on March 17, 2021

    NGOs recommendations towards the updated Baltic Sea Action Plan 17 March 2021 – This year will mark a milestone for the protection of the…


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  • NGOs New Year’s “resolution list” to ensure Ministers deliver a future-proof plan to save the Baltic Sea

    Posted by CCB on December 7, 2020

    December 2020 – Another year has come and gone, and we, the Coalition Clean Baltic and WWF…


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  • #DrillingIsKilling: a citizen mobilization platform

    Posted by CCB on October 20, 2020

    Following the publication of the Manifesto “Toward an EU offshore drilling ban” on April 20nd 2020, CCB joins the second phase of


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  • Russian-German coalition demands to stop nuclear waste movement from Germany to Russia

    Posted by CCB on July 8, 2020

    # Russia is not a nuclear waste dump! # Saint-Petersburg – Berlin, July 2020 – The appeal to the authorities of Russia and…


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  • CCB joins the Surfrider Foundation Europe´s campaign #DrillingIsKilling

    Posted by CCB on April 20, 2020

    On the 20th of April 2010, the explosion of Deepwater Horizon, the deepest offshore oil platform, led…


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  • NGOs urge Baltic countries to speed up commitments to the Baltic Sea Action Plan

    Posted by CCB on March 3, 2020

    Helsinki, 3 March 2020 – This week at the HELCOM Stakeholder Conference and High-level Meeting , Coalition…


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  • The Baltic Shadow Plan: for the future of the Baltic Sea

    Posted by CCB on March 3, 2020

    This shadow plan presents NGO requests to HELCOM for the Baltic Sea Action Plan (BSAP) update.


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  • Blue Manifesto – The Roadmap to a Healthy Ocean in 2030

    Posted by CCB on January 28, 2020

    More than 100 environmental organisations, led by Seas At Risk, BirdLife Europe, ClientEarth, Oceana, Surfrider Foundation Europe and WWF launched the “Blue Manifesto”. The rescue…


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  • Ten actions on our Christmas “wishlist” to ensure Ministers deliver a concrete plan to save the Baltic Sea

    Posted by CCB on December 17, 2019

    As the end of the year approaches, children and adults alike, will be writing their wish lists in the hopes that they might get a present on…


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  • Save #OurBlueLung – 20 measures for clean and healthy seas by 2020

    Posted by CCB on December 19, 2018

    With little more than a year until the deadline, all countries of the European Union are failing on their legal obligation to ‘take all necessary measures to achieve Good…


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  • Nord Stream 2 AG has confirmed presence of “additional” 4 redlisted plant species within the proposed route of its gas pipeline across Kurgalsky Nature Reserve, in the Leningrad Region of Russia

    Posted by CCB on July 22, 2018

    In its official press-release from June 25, 2018 published only in Russian in Zug (Switzerland) and Saint Petersburg (Russia), the Nord Stream 2 AG, the developer of the…


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  • CCB position on the Sweden approval for the Nord Stream II

    Posted by CCB on June 11, 2018

    On 7 June 2018, the Swedish Government has granted a permit to the Nord Stream 2 AG for laying two natural gas pipelines on the continental shelf within the…


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  • Call to action for the EU countries: 3 steps to restore our seas by 2020

    Posted by CCB on April 11, 2018

    Despite the EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD, 2008), most EU countries are a long way off in achieving their targets to protect and restore our seas to healthy…


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  • The turning point for saving the Baltic Sea is now

    Posted by CCB on March 5, 2018

    The action plan linked to the ecosystem approach which the Helsinki convention (HELCOM) agreed upon in 2007 is at risk. The progress of the Baltic Sea Action Plan (BSAP)…


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  • Nord Stream 2 considers route through nature reserve optimal

    Posted by CCB on April 12, 2017

    The Russian Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology has provided its European counterparts with the report on Environmental Impact Assessment of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. The document favours…


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  • Baltic-wide actions needed to reach SDG targets

    Posted by CCB on February 28, 2017

    Today, high-level representatives of the HELCOM Contracting Parties will meet in Helsinki to discuss regional Baltic Sea contribution to conservation and sustainable use of the seas and marine resources…


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  • Urgent action needed for Lithuanian rivers

    Posted by CCB on June 14, 2016

    A proposal to amend the Lithuanian Water Act and Law of Protected areas threatens two of the last rivers in Europe with open fish migratory pathways, Nemunas and Neris,…


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  • Open letter to Russian authorities and HELCOM

    Posted by CCB on September 7, 2015

    Open letter addressing Russian authorities and HELCOM with regards to an alarming situation around Kurgalskiy Nature Reserve at the coastline of the Gulf of Finland. The letter addresses the situation,…


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  • Coalition of NGO demands effective measures to reach MFSD goals

    Posted by CCB on August 13, 2014

    A large coalition of NGOs including CCB has produced a statement with clear demands on improved commitment and ambition in Member States implementation of the MSFD. The final stages…


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  • CCB report on Baltic EU Member States implementation of MSFD

    Posted by CCB on March 10, 2014

    The MSFD is an important EU legislation for our seas. If fully and coherently implemented, MSFD can be a powerful tool to monitor and improve EU seas and the…


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  • Radioactive Steam Generators

    Posted by delta on June 14, 2011

    Press release about the Proposed Shipment of Radioactive Steam Generators from Canada to Sweden. Download


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  • Russian shipyard planned in Gulf of Finland close to RAMSAR area

    Posted by CCB on August 17, 2009

    Russia is planning for a new shipyard in Primorsk, Gulf of Finland. The planned localization will be close to the Russian RAMSAR site “Birch Islands”, an area most…


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  • CCB statement on the Nord Stream Gas Pipeline ESPOO EIA report and Proposals for requirements to mitigate environmental impact of the gas pipeline

    Posted by CCB on May 22, 2009

    Background A 1200 km long gas pipeline is planned to be built across the Baltic Sea, from Portovaya bay near Viborg to Greifswalder Bodden along the German coast. The line…


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  • Public Hearings on the Russian part of the Nord-stream project

    Posted by delta on November 25, 2007

    Press release about the Public Hearings on the Russian part of the Nord-stream project – 122 km of gas pipe-line in the Gulf of Finland, 23 November 2007, Vyborg,…


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  • Call to stop off-shore oil extraction

    Posted by delta on August 20, 2002

    Call to stop off-shore oil extraction in the baltic sea Download


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