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Increasing support for a fixed link
Date: 14.04.2011
The proportion of respondents who are in favour of the Fehmarnbelt Fixed Link is growing both in Denmark and Northern Germany.
Read more »Radish field in Fehmarnbelt
Date: 14.04.2011
During the Second World War, German and British forces mined the Fehmarnbelt. The British referred to the area as the "Radish Mine Garden" since Allied minefields were traditionally called after vegetables.
Read more »Major metropolitan regions set to expand with the Fehmarnbelt link
Date: 14.04.2011
Fast and efficient trains will increase commuting to metropolitan regions and stimulate urbanisation, an analysis by Femern A/S has revealed.
Read more »The food industry prepares for a new market
Date: 14.04.2011
The many companies operating in the food industry in Region Zealand and in East Holstein should be better prepared for the new opportunities and challenges offered to business and industry by the futu
Read more »Environmental reports in preparation
Date: 14.04.2011
Recordings of green frogs, fish and fry, tagging and counting of porpoises, grey seals, birds and bats, water temperatures, salinity and wave heights: these are just some of the broad range of environ
Read more »Biologist and photographer with a passion for nature
Date: 14.04.2011
Photographer and biologist Christian B. Hvidt is likely to be the only person who has moved more or less freely between the many environmental investigations being conducted prior to the fixed Fehmarn
Read more »Femern A/S now on Facebook
Date: 14.04.2011
On our page, we will keep you updated with news, publications, pictures, videos and event invitations.
The page shall further allow for a continuous and vital discussion about the project. We are
Read more »The page shall further allow for a continuous and vital discussion about the project. We are
