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Our Mission 

Our mission is to promote sustainable solutions for the utilization and management of soil and water resources, by facilitating knowledge dissemination and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. We are dedicated to addressing complex environmental challenges through a holistic approach that integrates scientific research, policy development, and technological advancements. 

Our Community 

AquaConSoil brings together a vibrant community of established scientists, thought leaders, policymakers, and emerging young professionals. With each biennial gathering, we expand our network and welcome new perspectives to tackle the evolving issues in environmental sustainability. 

Fred Coulon - Chair of AquaConSoil

"Aquaconsoil is a catalyst for environmental innovation and stewardship, a platform where experts, regulators and public unite to discuss and explore sustainable solutions, mitigations and adaptation for soil, water and sediments resources."

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The Evolution of Soil Policy at AquaConSoil 

Originally known as ConSoil, the conference emerged from the need for solutions for historical contaminations, focusing primarily on contaminated soils. Initially, the conference addressed significant challenges posed by soil contamination, highlighting the environmental disruption and high costs associated with traditional excavation methods. 

Since the Barcelona conference in 2013, AquaConSoil has emerged. Over time, the conference has transitioned towards innovative technologies and holistic approaches that focus on isolating contaminants, managing their impacts, and implementing effective long-term monitoring systems to ensure sustainable use and management of soil, sediment, and water. This evolution underscores a shift towards systemic thinking in addressing environmental challenges related to these resources.  

Nowadays our focus extends to exploring emerging substances, promoting broader perspectives, and advocating systemic approaches to soil and water management.