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Frequently asked questions about the  proposed soil washing technology     Does technology remove only Pb from contaminated soil? Response. Pb is the most ubiquitous and health-vise the most problematic metallic soil pollutant. Nevertheless EDTA is non-specific chelant and removes also Cd, Zn, Cu, Tl and other soil contaminating metals.   EDTA acts non-specifically on …

International Conference Contaminated Sites 2016 was held from 12 to 13 September 2016 in Bratislava, Slovak Republic. LIFE ReSoil project was presented through oral presentation Chelant – based Soil Washing for Metal Contaminated Soils: Pilot/Demonstrational Remediation Plant. More than 120 delegates (mainly researchers and representatives of public institutions from the field of soil contamination) from …

We have presented our project at the Slovenian LIFE projects market organized by the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning in the framework of a press conference aimed at presenting the LIFE project “Capacity building – Strengthened for European funds for our environment”. Projects` goals and results were presented to visitors and the Slovenian Minister …

The Life ReSoil project was presented at the International Conference Contaminated Sites 2016 in Bratislava, 12-13 September 2016. Dr. Neža Finžgar gave a presentation CHELANT – BASED SOIL WASHING FOR METAL CONTAMINATED SOILS: PILOT/DEMONSTRATIONAL REMEDIATION PLANT. Pictures from the conference can be seen here.

Pictures of constuction of the pilot remedation plant.

LIFE ReSoil project has been presented on the second Slovenia-Kosovo business conference with B2B meetings held in Ljubljana, Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia, on 7th June 2016. More about the event can be find on the GZS pages an STA news. All the presentations from the event can be found on the folowing …

Link to a news Remediation of Meža Valley. News presenter: Duška Lah Speakers: mag. Matej Ivartnik (Institute of Public Health) and Dr. Neza Finžgar (Envit d.o.o.) The news program of RTV Slovenia-TV Maribor.  

Residents of Municipalities Črna na Koroškem, Mežica, Prevalje in Ravne are welcome to send us samples of their garden soil. Samples will be analyzed for presence of potential toxic elements as lead, zinc, cadmium. Analysis are free of charge for the residents of the Mežica Valley. For more information please contact us by email.

We are pleased to invite you to participate the presentation of the project LIFE ReSoil in Žerjav on 13th of January 2016 at 5 pm.