Eutrophication Clause Samples

Eutrophication. Measures for the control of inputs of phosphorus and other nutrients including programs to reduce phosphorus inputs, in accordance with the provisions of Annex 2.

Eutrophication. The capacity for a lake to recover to its original state is not only dependent upon a sufficient reduction in the primary pressure, but also on the occurrence of secondary pressures that may confound the recovery process. An overview of all primary and secondary drivers and pressures reported in 364 peer-reviewed manuscripts was given in Table 2. In 302 lakes (lake-equivalent recovery case studies) eutrophication was the primary pressure and in 45 lakes also a secondary pressures was reported (Figure 26). 14 Number of LECs 10 4 2 Dredging Boats Water level fluctuation Copper mine pollution Industrial Alaklisation Invasive species Salinisation Pesticide application Climate change Other industrial pollution Fisheries management Acidification