Titlebook: Global Change and Baltic Coastal Zones; Gerald Schernewski,Jacobus Hofstede,Thomas Neumann Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-0535-7e engagement of stakeholders; carefully planning of a sequence of policies and measures over time; designating risk areas; revising principles for natural resources management along the coasts; awareness raising about preferred development practices; and integrating climate concerns with other socia

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The CO2 System of the Baltic Sea: Biogeochemical Control and Impact of Anthropogenic CO2 which are coinciding with the pCO. minima. Due to the increasing atmospheric CO. the mean pH in the central Baltic Sea will decrease from currently 8.07 to 7.91 during the next approximately 100 years. The ecological consequences are not yet foreseeable, but may be severe since many biochemical rea

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Climate Change Impacts on Coastal Waters of the Baltic Seas composition and distribution, the occurrence of pathogens as well as the introduction of non-indigenous species could be expected due to warmer water temperatures and/or a decrease in salinity. Those changes in the ecosystem are likely to have an effect on anthropogenic uses in coastal waters like

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Global Change Impacts on Agricultural Land Use in the German Baltic Sea Catchment Areaops will be increasingly cultivated due to the current promotion of renewable energies. Altogether, decreasing nitrogen surpluses from agriculture can be expected. However, Climate Change and the cultivation of energy crops will lead to a less strong decline of nitrogen surpluses in the German Balti

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Natural Development and Human Activities on Saaremaa Island (Estonia) in the Context of Climate Chan Saaremaa Island associated with increasing pressure and conflicting interests. We also examine the advantages and disadvantages of existing legislation regulating land use within the Estonian coastal zone in the context of integrated coastal zone management. The paper ends with an outlook.

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A Spatial Development Strategy for Climate Change – The Western Pomerania Example and show a number of interactions. The fifth field of action addresses the regional measures for climate adaptation. Upon project completion in 2011, a coherent Strategy for regional development will be presented. The Strategy will also address the parameters precipitation and temperature and the i

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Applying Climate Change Adaptation in Spatial Planning Processesplied or overruled by other priorities. It is of interest to observe how human beings have dealt with various natural hazards since the beginning of societies, first of all to understand motivations, and secondly to use this knowledge for new adaptation concepts, including potential impacts of Clima

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The Impact of Driving Forces and Protection Policies on Future Coastal Landscapes: A Case Study of Lltic Sea coastline in this country. In Latvia and other Eastern Baltic Sea countries, landscape protection is mainly realised by setting a legal protection zone along the Baltic Sea coastline. Key aspects include the restriction of the expansion of built-up areas, the limitation of forestry activiti