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Denmark land use and biodiversity initiatives

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Denmark is implementing various diverse land-use and marine initiatives aimed at to address climate adaptation, groundwater protection, and biodiversity restoration. Local projects, such as the creation of wetlands in 140-hectare wetland and basin project at Solrød Bæk, aim to mitigate flooding and protect drinking water, align aligning with the national ‘Green Tripartite’ agreement. Additionally, land acquisitions in In the Aarhus region region, land acquisitions near Tranbjerg are supporting municipal goals to expand forest and nature coverage. coverage to 12,000 hectares by 2030. Efforts have expanded into marine and coastal environments. In the Femern Bælt region, approximately 300,000 square meters of new land created from tunnel excavation material near Rødbyhavn are being left to include develop naturally. In Copenhagen’s Nordhavn district, the quantification establishment of 63 artificial habitats, including 3D-printed reef modules, aims to support marine life and endangered species like the eel. To support these transformations, there is an increasing focus on quantifying environmental impacts. Experts are calling for the integration of emphasize integrating biodiversity goals directly into engineering processes for large-scale landscape transformations. Meanwhile, processes. Concurrently, the brick industry has launched industry—including Danske Tegl, egernsund wienerberger, and Vejle Kalk- og Mørtelværk—is collaborating with Sweco on a pilot project to map the ‘off-site biodiversity impact’ of construction products, seeking to develop methods for quantifying biodiversity footprints footprint tracking similar to existing carbon footprint tracking. methods.

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