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Identification of Belgian maritime zones affected by eutrophication (IZEUT): towards the establishment of ecological criteria for the implementation of the OSPAR Common Procedure to combat eutrophication
Rousseau, V.; Breton, E.; De Wachter, B.; Beji, A.; Deconinck, M.; Huijgh, J.; Bolsens, T.; Leroy, D.; Jans, S.; Lancelot, C. (2004). Identification of Belgian maritime zones affected by eutrophication (IZEUT): towards the establishment of ecological criteria for the implementation of the OSPAR Common Procedure to combat eutrophication. Scientific Support Plan for a Sustainable Development Policy (SPSD I): Programme "Sustainable Management of the North Sea" = Plan voor wetenschappelijke ondersteuning van een beleid gericht op duurzame ontwikkeling (PODO I): Programma "Duurzaam beheer van de Noordzee". Federaal Wetenschapsbeleid = Belgian Science Policy = Politique Scientifique Fédérale: Brussel. 78 pp.
Part of: Scientific Support Plan for a Sustainable Development Policy (SPSD I): Programme "Sustainable Management of the North Sea" = Plan voor wetenschappelijke ondersteuning van een beleid gericht op duurzame ontwikkeling (PODO I): Programma "Duurzaam beheer van de Noordzee". Federaal Wetenschapsbeleid = Belgian Science Policy = Politique Scientifique Fédérale: Brussel
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  • Rousseau, V., more
  • Breton, E.
  • De Wachter, B.
  • Beji, A.
  • Deconinck, M., more
  • Huijgh, J.
  • Bolsens, T.
  • Leroy, D.
  • Jans, S.
  • Lancelot, C., more
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