From words to action - what are the Baltic Sea states doing to save our inland sea?

In 11 years the Baltic Sea must be unaffected by eutrophication and hazardous substances, the marine biodiversity must be favourable and shipping environmentally-friendly, according to an agreement taken by all the Baltic Sea states and the EU Commission. On 20 May the Baltic Sea states will present their national implementation plans to meet the objectives of the Baltic Sea Action Plan. Are the measures adequate and can the plans be implemented in practice? A Nordic seminar in the Swedish Parliament, on Tuesday 25 May.