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  • Blog

    • Soil contamination lecture

    February 18th 2011

    Jenny Nilsson, Technical Director of Litoclean, participated as a speaker at the IVAP Course: ECMA Services for Company Environmental Development. 

    The course was organised by the Clean Technologies Centre (CTC) of the Environment Authority of the Government of Valencia.

    Her lecture, which is available on the Government’s website, dealt with environmental control and supervision in potentially contaminating activities, by focusing on the issue of contaminated soil.

    The seminar, which took place between 7th and 11th February, informed environment managers of SMEs, engineers, and companies in general of the activities and services carried out by Environmental Quality Collaborating Entities (ECMCAs) in the environmental field.