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New warning system provides better protection against flooding

2/9 - 2025

DMI is launching a new warning system that makes it possible to warn citizens and emergency services up to a day before flooding from rivers and lakes hits. Danmarks Miljøportal has provided a database and IoT standard for the warning system.

Dialogue with environmental data to simplify building applications

5/8 - 2025

New AI solutions from Danmarks Miljøportal will help companies in the construction industry find their way around the jungle of environmental data they need for environmental assessments and the many reporting forms that must be filled out for projects – by entering into a dialogue with the data. Confederation of Danish Industry (DI), which has as a priority to make project applications easier, is pleased with the prospect of streamlining.

The Environmental Portal will be inhabited by mice

4/6 - 2025

Rottehullet and Rottedatabasen will be updated on 11. June with improvements and new data from the private pest control, including data on mice.

Launch: Artsdata Beta

23/5 - 2025

Visit the first version of Artsdata, the new version of Naturdata. Development of Artsdata is ongoing, but data on aquatic species is available in the new system.