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EGU2023 - Highlights from the last week of April - Vimarsana News

EGU2023 - Highlights from the last week of April

Note: this is a work in progress which will be updated throughout the week. This especially applies to the notes from the sessions, so please regard them as somewhat preliminary! In case of the Great Debates mentioned below, EGU plans to release the recordings sometime after the conference ends. Once they become available, I'll include links to the ones I watched live.

New centre of excellence for climate research to be located in Brussels - Vimarsana News

New centre of excellence for climate research to be located in Brussels

The Council of Ministers have agreed on the creation of a centre of excellence for the climate, the secretary of state in charge of science policy Thomas Dermine announced on Friday.

What Can COVID-19 Shutdowns Teach Us About Reducing Air Pollution? - Vimarsana News

What Can COVID-19 Shutdowns Teach Us About Reducing Air Pollution?

In many of the epicentres of the pandemic, the reduction in human activity caused a sharp and dramatic reduction in NO2 levels.

Flemish observatory calls for help in search of meteorite samples - Vimarsana News

Flemish observatory calls for help in search of meteorite samples

Belgium 10:49 25/01/2021 A “very clear" meteorite was observed over parts of Western Europe early on Friday morning, according to the Mira Observatory, located in Grimbergen, Flanders. The observatory announced the sighting of the meteor, which was seen in the skies over Belgium, the Netherlands, France, and England on Friday at around 7.52, on social media and immediately asked for members of the public to be on the lookout for fragments which could have hit the earth somewhere in Flanders. The observatory said it had analysed images from cameras installed in Uccle in Brussels, and Oostkap...