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Tor Nystuen Jensen

Head Engineer
+47 994 89 620 | tor.nystuen@niva.no

Line Sorteberg

Manager, HR
+47 951 19 446 | line.sorteberg@niva.no

Mariia Strekerud

Laboratory Engineer
+47 414 64 434 | mariia.strekerud@niva.no

Emilie Flaathe Berge

Advisor, Archive and documentation management
+47 982 15 447 | emilie.berge@niva.no

Liv Randidatter Lang-Ree

Senior Advisor, Project Support
+47 920 51 187 | liv.lang-ree@niva.no

Oda Ellingsen

Advisor, Project Support
+47 480 50 994 | oda.ellingsen@niva.no

Peter Stig Hansen

Head Engineer
+47 971 55 088 | peter.stig.hansen@niva.no

Marit Villø

Head Engineer
+47 982 94 050 | marit.villoe@niva.no

Tone Rønningen

Manager, Finance Department
+47 913 23 154 | tone.ronningen@niva.no

Susanne Jøntvedt Jørgensen

Head Engineer
+47 970 88 027 | susanne.joergensen@niva.no

Synne Authén Andresen

Quality Officer
+47 938 11 467 | synne.a.andresen@niva.no

Svetlana Pakhomova

Researcher Scientist, PhD
+47 986 53 331 | svetlana.pakhomova@niva.no

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Sindre Haugan

Senior Advisor, Communication
+47 976 34 413 | sindre.haugan@niva.no

Julie Fjellstad

Advisor, HR
+47 930 06 641 | julie.fjellstad@niva.no

Jonny Beyer

Senior Research Scientist, PhD
+47 982 15 431 | jonny.beyer@niva.no
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NIVA first Norwegian lab in EU-network

NIVA's ecotox laboratory is the first lab in Norway to be accepted as a formal member of the EU-NETVAL (European Union Network of Laboratories for the Validation of Alternative Methods).
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The "plastic rivers" of Asia play a key part in the fight against plastic in the ocean

OPINION: Near half of the global plastic leakage from land to sea comes from a few countries in Southeast Asia. To overcome the plastic problem, we need to treat the cause and not just the symptoms. We must turn the spotlight on the sources.
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Europe’s seas face uncertain future if urgent, coherent action not taken

Faced with the increased threats posed by overexploitation of marine resources, pollution and climate change, urgent action is needed to bring Europe’s seas back to good condition. According to the European Environment Agency’s report on Europe’s marine ecosystems, published today, we are running out of time to reverse decades of neglect and misuse.
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