News from Danmarks Miljøportal

Banedanmark is in the process of installing 1200 sensors in nature, which they expect to be up by the end of 2026. But the current 2-300 sensors have already averted problems, including from a nationally known beaver. At the same time, municipalities and research institutions are eager to get their hands on the meters' data, which is shared freely on Danmarks Miljøportal.

A new digital solution strengthens workflows and data quality in the national groundwater monitoring.

The field discharge map, which has been prepared by SEGES Innovation for the Danish Agriculture & Food Council, is now freely available via the Danmarks Miljøportal. The map potentially provides a more accurate picture of nitrogen emissions, and strengthens the knowledge base in the work with targeted nitrogen initiatives in the green tripartites.

The future monitoring of water quality will be tested in Copenhagen as part of a larger EU project. In the project, Denmark is at the forefront of developing new measurement methods and a digital infrastructure that can set a new standard for water quality management in European cities. At the Danish Water Conference, the project's key players will meet.

Danmarks Miljøportal l is now making four new research-based potential maps available. The maps have been developed in the national research and innovation project TRANSFORM, and will help decision-makers find the most suitable areas to convert in connection with the green tripartite agreement.

A new European collaboration will strengthen the data basis for better environmental considerations and societal assessments in the planning of offshore wind. In the SUSTAINOW project, partners from 11 European countries are developing new digital tools and a common data platform to strengthen environmental protection, transnational planning and faster decision-making processes.

We are experiencing growing international interest in the work of Danmarks Miljøportal with environmental data and digital solutions that support the green transition. Therefore, we are pleased to present a new English-language version of our website.

Danmarks Miljøportal is now launching Synergikort - a new digital platform that provides inspiration for planning and makes it easier to find the most suitable areas for area initiatives in Denmark.

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

Maintenance work will be carried out from Monday 26/5, up to and including Sunday 1/6, in the period from 16.00 to 06.00.

Users of Udtagninskort.dk must use MARS instead. Here you can, among other things, check whether an area is relevant for applying for grant schemes.

Danmarks Miljøportal is proud to welcome Klimaskovfonden to the data collaboration. They contribute with the layer "Klimaskovfondens projekter”, which can be found across systems of Danmarks Miljøportal.