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Checking equipment in the Argus ship lab before the launch
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Working in the Argus ship laboratory
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Cleaning mussels taken from the river
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Studying maps of river hydromorphology
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Day break for JDS2 in Serbia
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Argus ship on the Danube at Melk, Austria
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Eichhornia crassipe
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Mueesl from river bottom sediment

JDS2 Final ResultsJDS2 Final Results

On September 11, 2008, the final results of the JDS2 expedition were publicly presented during a press conference at the `World Water Congress and Exhibition´ in Vienna, Austria. They show that the Danube and its tributaries are becoming cleaner, but measures to reduce particular pressures are needed.

Journalists may use the photos presented here for their media purposes. Click onto the photo to get the full-sized image.

For more detailed results from the JDS2, please download our JDS2 Publications.

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