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Ineris is partner of the European RFCS project: Ecological rehabilitation and long-term monitoring of post mining areas

Ineris is a member of the new REMINDNET (Recovery of Mining District Network) European network for post-mining management in Europe. It brings together experts and researchers in the different post-mining fields (geologists, economists, engineers, environmental and social science specialists, metallurgists, legal representatives, etc.) in order to consolidate and promote exchanges of knowledge.

The institute attended the Mine Closure 2023 conference, which was held from 3–6 October in Reno, Nevada (USA).
This international event gathered experts, researchers and industrialists to deliberate on technical, regulatory and organisational advancements in connection with post-mining management in different mining basins around the world, in a context of sustainable mining operations concerned with their societal, economic and environmental impacts.

Ineris is hosting European inter-laboratory comparisons (ILC) on its emission test bench from 18 to 22 September.

Ineris will participate in the fifteenth international CEM conference (Conference on Emissions Monitoring), which will be held in Barcelona from 20 to 22 September.

As part of its collaboration with the French Biodiversity Office and with the support of the Water Agencies (Agences d’Eau – AE), the national reference laboratory for monitoring aquatic environments, AQUAREF, is organising a collaborative trial on Lake Saint Etienne de Cantalès (Cantal) on 12 and 13 September 2023.

IMT Nord-Europe, Ineris and LNE strengthen their partnership in the field of air quality monitoring within the scientific interest group LCSQA.

On 22 and 23 June, the Institute will be taking part in the symposium on the CHIMERE chemistry-transport model, which it is developing in partnership with the CNRS.

On 20 and 21 June, Ineris, IMT Nord Europe and AFNOR will be attending the annual CEN/TC 264 Air Quality meeting, which will be held in Antwerp, Belgium. It brings together some fifteen participants from the UK, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Finland, Denmark, Italy and the Joint Research Centre and is organised by VITO*.

The Task Force on Integrated Assessment Modelling (TFIAM) is a group of international scientific experts from the Air Convention* that operates on behalf of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). For some twenty years, Ineris has acted as the French liaison body for the Ministry of Ecological Transition (Air Quality Unit). It is now co-chairing the group.