Examples of using Nutrient inputs in English and their translations into German
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Nutrient inputs are regulated.
All over the world, lakes, rivers,and coastal waters are threatened by high nutrient inputs.
Nutrient inputs also have consequences on land.
The Baltic Sea is facing eutrophication issues caused by increased nutrient inputs.
Wetlands also serve as sinks for pollutants and nutrient inputs and can thus relieve exposed areas and water bodies.
At the same time agricultural production influences nature and the environment, especially by nutrient inputs into waters.
Connectivity between anthropogenic nutrient inputs from land and primary production in coastal waters using stable isotopic techniques.
What are the effects of climate change, overfishing, contaminants and nutrient inputs or invasive species?
Lake Chao is impacted by high nutrient inputs and hence intensely eutrophicated- especially during summer there is a massive increase of blue-green algae.
These(in part) sensitive ecosystems are threatened by nutrient inputs and especially by increasing use.
The Baltic Sea is the largest brackish water body of the world and because of its enclosed position andthe hydrographical conditions very sensible to nutrient inputs.
Coral reefs, for example, with their great biological diversity, are being transformed by overfishing and nutrient inputs into species-poor habitats where only a few algal species dominate.
Marine ecosystems are affected not only through fisheries activities, but also through effects caused by other human activities such as pollution by hazardous or radioactive substances,physical disturbance and eutrophication through nutrient inputs.
Result: The association of these plants will activate the microcirculation,ensuring nutrient inputs to the bulb while stimulating the growth of hair and allow to obtain optimal results for hair loss problems.
Eutrophication can, therefore, be economically very costly andsteps are being taken to reduce nutrient inputs to coastal waters.
The Action Plan covers the following priority areas:(1) To reduce nutrient inputs to the sea to acceptable levels;(2) To preserve natural zones and biodiversity including fisheries;(3) To reduce the use and impact of hazardous substances;(4) To become a model region for clean shipping;(5) To mitigate and adapt to climate change.
This'flight to higher elevations' is a typical reaction to constantly rising temperatures,increased airborne nutrient inputs and longer growing seasons.
We analyse agricultural perspectives and adaptation strategies to climate change in the Baltic Searegion as well as measures to reduce nutrient inputs into waters.
O ur team's strong geological background and our arrangement with CNG,can help lead us in the co-development of healthier nutrient inputs and conditioners for all hydroponic, aquaponic, and soil crops including marijuana.
The recovery of lost nutrient retention potential as well as the creation of new retention potentialin the country side are sensible possibilities for reducing nutrient inputs into surface waters.
A study conducted by the University of Vienna and the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research(WSL)has shown that as a result of rising temperatures and increasing nutrient inputs, most mountain plants are moving to higher elevations faster at the lower limit of their range than at the upper limit.
The EESC would also draw attention to other key causes of biodiversity loss: land abandonment; land falling fallow; plant succession; the shift in the competitive balance(caused,among other things, by nutrient inputs); the afforestation of unwooded areas; the introduction of foreign species; and overfishing.
The elevated nutrient input and abbreviated vegetation period could reduce the variety of species on ski runs in the longer term.
In addition, artificial snow increases the nutrient input because the water it contains originates not directly from the atmosphere, but mostly from reservoirs.
Often costly abatement measures are therefore required to achieve a balance between the nutrient input from agriculture and the negative impact on the ecosystem.
In order to preserve them the nutrient input from neighbouring farming areas is to be decreased in the future.
His team is actually known for modelling nutrient input into water bodies at the federal state level.
Ammonia itself and ammonium(which originates from ammonia) cause considerable terrestrial and waterecosystem pollution secondary to acidification and eutrophication nutrient input.
No rain at all or rainfall which significantly fluctuates is a major problem for farmers,since long periods of drought increase the risk of a poor harvest and make nutrient input difficult.
In the document, they call for more international efforts to sharpen global awareness of oxygen depletion, taking immediate and decisive actionto limit marine pollution and in particular the excessive nutrient input into the ocean and to limit global warming by decisive climate change mitigation actions.