Tarragona, the old roman Tarraco City, is located in the north-eastern corner of the Iberian Peninsula and is the southernmost capital city of Catalonia. This city is one of the most important tourism hubs in Europe thanks to its temperate climate, with an average yearly temperature of 23ºC, its clean, sweeping beaches with their fine, golden sand and its singular artistic and architectural patrimony. The city was officially declared a "World Heritage Site" by the UNESCO.

Tarragona is well-connected to Europe and the rest of the peninsula, it offers easy access to two airports- one in Reus, 7 km away, and the other in Barcelona, 82 km away- and is also home to a busy, Mediterranean port.

The workshop will be organized in five sessions (6th February evening and 7th and 8th). Communications will be accepted until 20th January 2008).

WORKSHOP ON
Industrial pollution in rivers. Effects on water quality, biota and agriculture
Campus Tarragona Centre - Av. de Catalunya, 35, 43002-Tarragona

The workshop will be organized in five sessions (6th February evening and 7th and 8th). Communications will be accepted until 20th January 2008).