Baltic Marine Environment
Protection Commission

 

Baltic Marine Environment
Protection Commission

    EG MoRS

    HELCOM Expert Group on Monitoring of Radioactive Substances in the Baltic Sea

    The HELCOM Expert Group on Monitoring of Radioactive Substances in the Baltic Sea (EG MoRS) aims to implement monitoring of radioactive substances and making assessments of the impacts of radioactivity on the marine environment and humans. The EG MoRS bases its work on the expertise and knowledge collected since 1986.

    Documents

    Terms-of-Reference-of-HELCOM-MORS-EGDownload

    Contact:

    Mock Employee
    Dr. Marc-Oliver Aust

    Thünen-Institute of Fisheries Ecology, Germany

    marc-oliver.aust@thuenen.de

    Mock Employee
    Lotta Ruokanen

    Professional Secretary
    HELCOM Secretariat
    lotta.ruokanen@helcom.fi
    +358 40 5050 392

    Mock Employee
    Joni Kaitaranta

    Senior Data Manager
    HELCOM Secretariat
    joni.kaitaranta@helcom.fi
    +358 46 850 9206

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