BALTIC SEA
September 1st, 2003
BY KEITH NUTHALLGERMANY, Sweden and Denmark must do more to prevent water run-off from their rivers and coasts adding excess nutrients to the western Baltic Sea, said an international research project into the deaths of marine wildlife in 2002. The Helsinki Commission - tasked with investigating the natural disaster - concluded higher levels of nutrients from agriculture, urban wastewater and air pollution poured into the sea after heavy rain and snow. This starved the lower levels of the western Baltic of oxygen over the summer and autumn of last year, leading ...
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