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Type: Article

Language: English

Illustrated article showing natural vs anthropogenic causes of eutrophication with a focus on the Baltic Sea.

Suitable for audiences 14yrs+

Material Credit: Voice of the Ocean

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Resource > Nutrient input > Eutrophication – a destructive chain reaction in the ecosystem

Other similar resources:

Marliter E-Learning:

Today’s Ocean Soundscape

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