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There are several approaches for assessing nutrient enrichment impacts in marine waters
including the OSPAR* Comprehensive Procedure, the TRIX* ranking process, the WFD …

Nutrients are important elements in marine ecosystems and water quality, and have a major
role in the eutrophication of water bodies. Monitoring nutrient loads is especially important …

One challenge for modern agricultural management schemes is the reduction of harmful
effects on the environment, eg in terms of the emission of nutrients. Sampling the effluent of …

The Baltic Sea is an optically very complex study object for watercolor remote sensing
because of the high quantity of colored dissolved organic matter, two optically distinct …

Despite significant reductions in nitrogen emissions achieved in Europe during the last three
decades, eutrophication remains an environmental concern in the Baltic Sea basin …

Bioretention is a water management practice that is increasingly being applied for runoff
quality control. Although previous Bioretention studies have used some techniques to …

Seagrass meadows and mussel reefs provide favorable habitats for many fish species, but
few studies have compared the associated fish assemblages directly and examined the …

Microplankton plays a vital part in marine ecosystems, and its importance has been
recognized by the inclusion of microplankton community composition in regulatory …

This paper presents results of an aquatic vegetation resource potential assessment. The
study is aimed at assessing the perspective of biotechnological approaches to reducing the …