Titlebook: Baltic Coastal Ecosystems; Structure, Function Gerald Schernewski,Ulrich Schiewer Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Coast.E

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Macrophytes in Coastal Lagoons of the Southern Baltic — Recent Knowledge and Developmentsscussed in more detail..Since 1990, a growing interest in data about macrophyte stocks exists because of the requirements of the HELCOM convention as well as the EC regulations about water quality management. The work planned to fulfil these demands is presented in the last part of the paper.

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Important User Needs in the Coastal Zone of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Legal Obligations in the Germully applied to landscapes may serve as an operational framework for conflict mitigation and sustainable resource use in the coastal zone. The authors argue that this approach requires some changes within the present day institutional framework.

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Grundlagen der Physiologie von Nervenzellens Haff. Accordingly, nitrogen loads from local sources comprised 6–9% of the annual Oder load for the Wielki Zalew and 26–48% for the Kleines Haff. Although based on incomplete data, there is some indication that nutrient loads from the immediate drainage of the Szczecin Lagoon have decreased from the 1980s to the 1990s.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-67660-8coastal zone management. Efforts must be made to raise also European funds for coastal zone management research. Under the environment programme of the EU’s Fifth RTD Framework Programme, a call for proposals covering coastal zone management has been issued on 15 November 2000.

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Recent Changes in Northern German Lagoons with Special Reference to Eutrophicationof these waters. A multivalent and co-ordinated use can prevent such development, and therefore, it represents the superior strategy to guarantee sustainable development because it saves money and maintains the ecosystem.

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1614-032X e workshop "Baltic Coastal Ecosystems - Structure, Function and Coastal Zone Management" took place in Rostock, Ger- many. The workshop was organised by the Institute of Aquatic Ecology of the University of Rostock and the Baltic Sea Research Institute Warnemiinde on be- half of the Wissenschafts-Ve