Attending the Conference on the Urban Geochemical Baseline Survey in Estonia was an eye-opener. The discussions, especially those led by experts from Finland and the UK, clearly demonstrated how much ground we have to cover in Estonia regarding urban soil sampling and mapping.

We are excited to announce that the program and abstracts book for the "Conference on Exploration and Exploitation of Critical Raw Materials: Focus on Northern Europe" is now available for download. You can access the documents in the "Documents" section of our project website.

The INQUA Peribaltic Working Group International Field Symposium 2024 brought together a diverse group of scholars to explore the Quaternary sediments, landscapes, and early settlement history of Western Estonia. Over several days of field excursions, participants engaged with the region's rich geological and historical heritage, gaining valuable insights into its complex environmental evolution.

We are excited to announce that the EGT-TWINN project has garnered national attention in Finland through a feature article published last week by YLE News.

As we approach the final registration deadline, we’d like to remind everyone that the EGT-TWINN Conference on Urban Geochemical Baseline Studies is just around the corner. Scheduled for September 10th in Tallinn, Estonia, this event will bring together experts from across the field to explore crucial topics in soil geochemistry.