The SEEME project has also served to train university students. In this sense, the student Pilar Ponce Roa, from the University Master’s Degree in Oceanography, has carried out her final master’s degree work in our Pollution Group at the Oceanographic Centre of Vigo (www.marinepollutionieo.org). The study is entitled “The cycle
As a result of a collaboration with the Oceanography and Coastal Pollution Group of the University of Cadiz, an article has been published in the journal Science of the Total Environment. This work studies the levels and composition of Dissolved Organic Matter (DOM) in the Mar Menor lagoon, both in
Thanks to the achievement and development of the SEEME project, we have established synergies with two groups of recognised national prestige such as the Marine and Environmental Biogeosciences Research Group (MERS) belonging to the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) and the Department of Ecology and Coastal Management of the Andalusian
Critical article in which it is demonstrated how the successive damages made by the human being on the Mar Menor have come back to him. LINK TO ARTICLE
Interesting article published in a Spanish newspaper about the investement devoted to the adaptation of the San Javier treatment plant that will benefit the ecological status of the Mar Menor. LINK TO ARTICLE
Useful article in El País, explaining the 438 environmental attacks on the Mar Menor in a decade (Spanish) LINK TO ARTICLE
Research: Consequences of singular environmental events on the cycle of metals in coastal lagoons and their influence on the incorporation of metals by primary producers. Location: Mar Menor, Murcia (Spain)
