best available technologies for manure treatment - Baltic Green Belt

Best Available Technologies for manure treatment baltic sea 2020
ANNEX C: LIST OF PEOPLE MET
Ilkka Sipilä, MTT Agrifood Research Finland, ilkka.
sipila@mtt.fi
Aivars Kokts, Ulbroka, Ulbroka@parks.lv
Dr. Valerijus Gasiūnas, Lithuanian Water Management
Institute, v.gasiunas@water.omnitel.net
Vaclovas Beržinskas, Lithuanian Environment
Protection Agency, Head of Division for pollution,
v.berzinskas@aaa.am.lt
Lena Rodhe, Swedish Institute of Agricultural and
Environmental Engineering, lena.rodhe@jti.se
Ulla-Britta Fallenius, Swedish Environmental Protection
Agency, Ulla-Britta.Fallenius@naturvardsverket.se
Fredrik Wulff, Baltic Sea 2020, wulff@mbox.su.se
List of persons interviewed regarding
efficiency of the IPPC Directive.
Kier-John Andrews, DG Environment, European
Commission, Unit ENV.C.4 - Industrial Emissions
& Protection of the ozone layer.
Paolo Montobbio, European Commission, Institute
for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS), Competitiveness
and Sustainability Unit, European IPPC
Bureau.
Malgorzata Typko, Deputy Director, Department of
Environmental Instruments, Ministry of the Environment,
Poland.
Anna Poklewska-Koziell, Polish Institute for Building,
Mechanization and Electrification of Agriculture
(IBMAR), Branch in Poznan.
Mona Strandmark, Plant Nutrient Division, Swedish
Board of Agriculture.
Poul Arne Iversen, Ministry of Food, Agriculture and
Fisheries, Denmark.
Poul Pedersen, Danish Pig Housing & Production
Systems, Denmark.
Karen-Marie Mortensen, Department of Environment,
The Danish Plant Directorate, Ministry of
Food Agriculture and Fisheries.
Mr. Kristian Snorre Andersen, Title/Division Danish
Environmental Protection Agency.
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