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Improved soil conditions in European forests

Published 04.05.2018

International agreements on acid rain have been effective. A recent study shows that the amount of sulphate, nitrate and aluminium in European forest soil waters has decreased dramatically.

Testifying to the danger of ash dieback

Published 26.04.2018

European ash forests are at risk of dieback. New research finds that the epidemic, which began in the early 1990s, was likely initiated by just one or two spores of a fungus from Asia.

Studying antibiotic resistance in nature

Published 16.04.2018

The increased use of antibiotics has led to a growing number of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. NIBIO is one of several research institutes that have examined the spread of these resistant bacteria in Norway’s natural environment.

Including bees and flowers in city planning

Published 05.04.2018

Including bees and flowers in city planning When cities expand, bees and plants lose important habitats. Researchers are investigating how we can protect pollinating insects in future city planning

Manure can meet Norway’s phosphorus needs

Published 12.03.2018

The amount of plant-available phosphorus found in animal manure in Norway could theoretically meet the entire country’s demand for phosphorus fertilizer.

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Showing where topsoil needs to be preserved

Published 28.02.2018

NIBIO has helped the Norwegian Public Roads Administration to develop a method for assessing the value of farmland when planning new road projects.

InnovAfrica meeting held in Rwanda

Published 19.02.2018

Last week, InnovAfrica’s project partners met to review the project’s progress. The work carried out so far includes the initiation of six multi-actor platforms, data collection from 600 farmers in each of the six case countries and focus group discussions to assess the current situation and plan future actions.