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HELCOM Thematic assessment of hazardous substances, marine litter, underwater noise and non-indigenous species 2016-2021. Baltic Sea Environment Proceedings n°190

  • Owen Rowe
  • , Marta Ruiz
  • , Jana Wolf
  • , Gastón Alurralde
  • , Eva Bildberg
  • , Berit Brockmeyer
  • , Anne Munch Christensen
  • , Rob Fryer
  • , Elna Gorokhova
  • , Johan Gustafsson
  • , Theodor Rasmussen Hüttel
  • , Hans Mose Jensen
  • , Sarah Josefsson
  • , Ville Junttila
  • , Joni Kairaranta
  • , Aleksander Klauson
  • , Natalja Kolesova
  • , Vasileios Kouloumpos
  • , Martin Mørk Larsen
  • , Maiju Lehtiniemi
  • Ciarán Murray, Rahmat Naddafi, Johan Näslund, Kemal Pinarbasi, Rita Poikane, Markus Raudkivi, Anna Rindorf, Hans Sanderson, Jaroslav Slobodnik, Anne S Sørensen, Peter A. Stæhr, Jakob Strand, Jakob Tougaard, Emmi Vähä, Erik Ytreberg, Tamara Zalewska

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Abstract

The production of this report was carried out through the HELCOM Project for the development of the Third Holistic Assessment of the Baltic Sea (HOLAS 3). The work builds on the previous assessment (HOLAS II) and methodologies, evaluations and assessments included in this report have been directly contributed to by the HELCOM BLUES project, the Baltic Data Flows project, the COMPLETE project, the COMPLETE PLUS project, and the PreEMPT project.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationHelsinki, Finland
PublisherHelsinki Commission - HELCOM
Number of pages192
Publication statusPublished - 2023
SeriesBaltic Sea Environment Proceedings
Volume190
ISSN0357-2994

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  1. SDG 14 - Life Below Water
    SDG 14 Life Below Water

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