Article about the GeoEcoMar activity, published in the February issue of InHouse magazine. InHouse is the magazine published by the National Research Authority.
“The Danube – Danube Delta – the Black Sea coastal area – the Black Sea system represents one of the most sensitive and complex scientific territories of Romania. Here, geological, geophysical, hydrological and biological processes are in permanent dynamics, the fragile balance being threatened by human activities and extreme events. And the changes suffered by this system can directly affect the economy, the environment and communities. Within this complex system operates GeoEcoMar – the National Institute for Research and Development on Marine Geology and Geo-Ecology, an institution that over time has built an essential scientific capacity for understanding and managing these processes.”
To read the entire article, visit the following link – https://www.research.gov.ro/comunicare-mass-media/revista-inhouse/#