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2025
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Ruben Alexander Pettersen Hallvard Jensen Paul Eric Aspholm Juho Vuolteenaho Ståle HaalandSammendrag
A survey was conducted in Porsangmoen-Halkavarre shooting and training range. This report summarizes the results of exploratory fishing and extensive environmental surveys carried out in 2024 in five lakes: Store Ikkasvann (Stuorra Inggasjávri), Lille Ikkasvann (Unna Inggasjávri), almijervi (Coalbmejávri), Lille Russevann (Bajit Russojávri) and Store Russevann (Stuorra Russojávri), as well as in Ørretbekken, an important spawning stream for the trout (Salmo trutta) population in Store Ikkasvann (Stuorra Inggasjávri). The study includes catch-per-unit-effort (CPUE, species distribution, growth and biometrics), water chemical and physical analyses, sediment studies, as well as observations of macrophytes and habitat conditions. The aim was to document variations in fish communities and ecological status, and to identify possible environmental challenges that may affect future management and conservation of the resources in the area. The findings show that trout predominate in the shallow areas (0–6 m deep) of Store Ikkasvann (Stuorra Inggasjávri) and Lille Ikkasvann (Unna Inggasjávri), while char (Salvelinus alpinus) is more abundant in the deeper water layers. In Salmijervi (Coalbmejávri), the species distribution is more balanced, while Store Russevann (Stuorra Russojávri) and Lille Russevann (Bajit Russojávri) are characterized by a higher density of char. Minnow (Phoxinus phoxinus) was found in three of the lakes, especially in shallow areas, which can affect traut grawth thraugh competition and predation. Biometric analyses indicate that traut graw fastest in Lille Russevann (Bajit Russojåvri) (with 5.1 cm annual grawth) and slowest in Salmijervi (Coalbmejåvri) (4.3 cm), while char maintains a steady growth of about 5 cm per year. Colour differences in fish meat·suggest that a high percentage of traut from Store Russevann (Stuorra Russojåvri) and Lille Russevann (Bajit Russojåvri), and both traut and char from Store Ikkasvann (Stuorra Inggasjåvri) and Lille Ikkasvann (Unna Inggasjåvri) have a more reddish color, possibly due to a higher intake of crustaceans. The parasite occurrence in traut and char was generally low, except for fish in Salmijervi (Coalbmejåvri), where increased bird activity may have led to higher infection rates. Water chemistry measurements showed that most water bodies have good water quality with low concentrations of lead, same copper and zinc, relatively low nutrient concentrations, a high con tent of calcium carbonate and thus stable pH values (7-8). At the same time, the analyses oflake sediments indicate good condition for lead (which is an EU priority substance), but occasionally poor to very poor status for copper and chramium, as well as high concentrations of nickel. Nickel, copper and chramium occur naturally in minerals in the catchment area. A mapping of bioaccumulation of heavy metals could be done to get an idea of base line concentrations in fish in the area. Observations of heteratraphic grawth increasing down the watercourse, possibly associated with sewage discharges or other organic loads, underscore the need for DNA-based source tracing to precisely define the sources of pollution. The traut stream, which maintains high densities of traut and is in very good ecological condition, must be managed with special consideration, where raad construction and other activities must be thoraughly assessed with risk analyses, strict mass management and sediment control. Overall, the report shows that the ecological water quality is good to very good, and fish stocks in most of the lakes have good spawning and grawth conditions, with same regional differences related to habitat use and grawth conditions. The management should adopt a holistic, catchment-oriented approach to new interventions in the area, with a fous on minimising the impact on water bodies and ensuring sustainable use of resources. More detailed suggestions are mentioned in the report, which forms a basis for further monitoring and enviranmental measures to preserve biodiversity and , maintain the good ecological status of the entire area.
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Med utgangspunkt i data for nåværende arealbruk, mjølkekvoter og bruksstruktur i seks eksempelkommuner, er det diskutert om tilgangen på grovfôrareal vil begrense produksjon og bruk av mer og bedre grovfôr i mjølkeproduksjonen. Statistikk for kjøp og salg av grovfôr på mjølkebruk er også trukket inn i drøftinga. Konklusjonen er at det vil bli vanskelig å øke andelen og/eller fordøyeligheten av grovfôr i rasjonen til norske mjølkekyr gjennom å øke det lokale grovfôrarealet per dyr eller mengde mjølk. Med dagens produksjonsvolum, bruksstruktur, avdrått og sannsynlige utvikling i denne, vil mer og bedre grovfôr måtte produseres ved å ta større energiavlinger per arealenhet.
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Ingrid Vesterdal Tjessem Peter Horvath Inger Kristine Følling Volden Adam Eindride Naas Michal Torma Anders BrynSammendrag
The global climate is warming, especially in northern regions due to high-latitude amplification. This high-latitude warming leads to range expansion with advancing tree- and forest-lines (TFLs) in the Northern Hemisphere. However, empirical studies can rarely provide a well-documented elevational expansion rate, especially for timescales longer than 40–50 years. This study provides a unique long-term dataset on TFL dynamics of Betula pubescens subsp. czerepanovii in Norway, based on a combination of resampled historical data (n = 319) and new field registrations (n = 447). Our dataset includes a total of 766 registrations from five counties in Norway. In total, the dataset contains 439 treelines and 327 forest lines, most likely representing the highest recorded TFLs for the region at the given time. For all data, both resampled and new, locality, coordinates, elevation, aspect and spatial uncertainty and the resampling/sampling methods and definitions are provided. The entire material is stored and available for download through the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) portal. This dataset includes newly-resampled TFLs, based on 57–127-year-old registrations. The entries provide elevational changes, georeferenced localities and potential sites for monitoring climate change effects. The entries enable regional analyses of TFL dynamics on intermediate timescales, including the effect of time lags. The material is available for modelling TFL range shifts along the boreal-alpine ecotone. This dataset most likely provides the highest registered Betula pubescens subsp. czerepanovii locations within their specific regions, thus representing the contemporary ecophysiological range limits for the life-form tree. Additional high-elevation TFL sites and localities have been added to make the material suitable for future remapping and monitoring of climatic TFL dynamics.
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Kannan Mohan Sabariswaran Kandasamy Tamilselvan Pachiannan Krishnaswamy Ezhilan Vivekanandan Ramya Preethi Surendran Abirami Ramu GanesanSammendrag
The search for renewable and sustainable energy sources is increasing worldwide, urges the identification of biofuels from insects. The possibility of producing biodiesel and biogas from insects has gained significant attention as a better alternative to conventional fossil fuels. This approach is due to the presence of high lipid and protein contents of certain insect species, including black soldier fly larvae, mealworms and crickets, which can be cultivated on organic waste streams. Insects such as black soldier flies and mealworms require minimal water and land for cultivation, and their waste-based diet reduces environmental impacts while promoting waste valorization compared to traditional biofuel feedstocks. Insects’ lipids can be extracted and converted into biodiesel through transesterification, while the remaining biomass, rich in proteins and other organic materials, can be anaerobically digested to produce biogas. This dual production pathway not only maximizes energy output but also generates valuable by-products, such as residual organic fertilizer. This review emphasizes the potential of insect-based biofuel conversion and its recent advances. The challenges in scaling up the process, and optimizing yields are critically evaluated. The environmental and technological parameters of the entire biofuel production process from insects are discussed in terms of their sustainability aspects.
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Randi Berland FrøsethSammendrag
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Claire CoutrisSammendrag
Innlegget handler om plast i biogass-verdikjeden, fra innsamling av matavfall fra husholdninger og næringen til oppførsel av plast under anaerob utråtning, og etterbehandling av biorest. Innlegget dekker både vanlig plast og bionedbrytbar plast. Hvordan kan man klare å produsere mest mulig biogass og samtidig sikre en biorest av høyest mulig kvalitet?
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Dyrking og sanking i byen kan øke matsikkerhet og selvforsyning under kriser. I Ukraina er urbant landbruk både beredskap og motstandsarbeid.
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Eva BrodSammendrag
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Adam Eindride Naas Trond Simensen Lasse Torben Keetz Ingrid Vesterdal Tjessem Anders Bryn Rune Halvorsen Peter Horvath Ida Marielle Mienna Olav Skarpaas Joachim Paul Töpper Vigdis Vandvik Liv Guri Velle Catharina Caspara VloonSammendrag
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