Examples of using Nutrient inputs in English and their translations into Slovak
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The reliability of monitoring data on nutrient inputs to the Baltic Sea is not assured.
The nutrient inputs by type of pollution source and sector of activity are also reported every 6 years39.
The data manager considers data on nutrient inputs in 2012 to be affected by uncertainty(test value).
Conclusions and 45 recommendations 113 The implementation of EU actions by the Member Stateshas led to limited progress towards reducing nutrient inputs into the Baltic Sea.
The EUSBSR's impact on Member States' actions to reduce nutrient inputs into the Baltic Sea is difficult to assess(see paragraph 105).
However, as part of an interior land under cultivation, the plants are partitionedin pots and therefore must be attentive level monitoring nutrient inputs.
Non-signatory countries which significantly contribute to nutrient inputs into the Baltic Sea are: Belarus, the Czech Republic and Ukraine.
However, this improvement appears to have not yet influenced the eutrophication of coastal waters andhas not yet resulted in a reduction of nutrient inputs into the Baltic Sea.
Limited progress in the reduction of nutrient inputs into the Baltic Sea 23 Recent data on total annual inputs into the Baltic Sea during the 1995-2012 pe-riod23 shows a downward trend in nitrogen(9%) and phosphorus(14%) inputs. .
In these areas a combination of measures should be taken such as late and irregular mowing,low nutrient inputs and maintenance of high water tables.
The reliability of monitoring data on nutrient inputs into the Baltic Sea is not assured 37 Nutrient loads discharged into the Baltic Sea from rivers, streams and direct discharges are monitored and communicated annually to Helcom by the national authorities of each signatory country.
This approach can increase soil carbon storage by up to 34%. And moving animals from large-scale livestock farms back ontocrop farms can turn waste into nutrient inputs.
Points out that, in an environment in which macroalgae or bivalve molluscs are to be produced,the reduction of nutrient inputs to achieve good environmental status must take into account the natural abatement capacity of the organisms being farmed or cultivated;
BSR OP Total: 3.8 ERDF: 3.0 Assessment of regional nutrient pollution load andidentification of priority projects to reduce nutrient inputs from Belarus to the Baltic Sea.
This project aims to identify priority investments andbuild local capacity to reduce nutrient inputs into the Baltic Sea in the context of the Northern Dimension Environmental Partnership, with a particular focus on agriculture, municipal waste water and industry, including the production and use of detergents containing phosphorus.
One of the sub-objectives of the‘Save the Sea' theme, named‘Clear water in the Baltic Sea',adopted the targets set out in the BSAP as regards the reduction of nutrient inputs.
However, in practical terms, it is difficult to assess the added value of theEUSBSR to the Member State actions to reduce nutrient inputs as there is no monitoring framework in place to distinguish the results of the strategy from those of the already existing actions.
Increased corn production in the mid-West United States, for example, threatens marine life in the Gulfof Mexico, where a dead zone more than 20 000 km2 has been created by the high nutrient inputs from the Mississippi.
The added value of the EUSBSR as regards the reduction of nutrient inputs into the Baltic Sea 103 The EU strategy for the Baltic Sea Region was launched in 2009 as a pioneer exercise for putting in place the macro-regional approach71 to regional development and creating, among others, links between environmental and agricultural authorities.
These river basin management plans had several shortcomings:- Incomplete identification of pollution sources and classification of the water status; in particular,insufficient quantification of nutrient inputs at the level of bodies of water or river sub-basins.
This data isnecessary to ensure the cost-effectiveness of the measures in reducing nutrient inputs into the Baltic Sea and in managing financial resources, in particular funding from the EU.- Lack of targets and indicators as regards the nutrient reductions expected from the various measures, broken down by type of pollution source, sector of activity and geographical area, i.e. basins, sub-basins and bodies of water30.
Member States' plans lack ambition and appropriate indicators, and limited progress has been made as regards nutrient reduction 114 As of the end of 2012,limited progress had been made in reducing nutrient inputs in order to combat eutrophication in the Baltic Sea.
We addressed the following audit questions:(a)Have Member States been successful overall in reducing nutrient inputs into the Baltic Sea?(b) Have EU actions regarding urban waste water been effective in reducing nutrient pollution into the Baltic Sea?(c) Have EU actions regarding agriculture been effective in reducing nutrient pollution into the Baltic Sea?(d) Has the EUSBSR provided added value as regards existing actions for the reduction of nutrient inputs into the Baltic Sea?
Conclusions and recommendations 46 Recommendation 1 The Commission should:(a) require that Member States define programmes of measures which enable them to reach measurable targets for reducing nutrient loads in order to achieve the objectives of the marine strategy framework and the water framework directives;(b) require that Member States reliably and consistently assess andmonitor nutrient loads in their river basins and nutrient inputs into the Baltic Sea.
However, none of these projects propose targets or indicators for nutrient input reduction, therefore making it difficult to assess their contribution to the EUSBSR sub-objective on clear water.
VIII The European Union strategy for the Baltic Sea region is raising the political importance of the Baltic Sea's environmental status and of regional cooperation, but, to date,its added value for nutrient input reduction is difficult to assess.
The Commission's draft assessment of monitoring programmes for the Baltic Sea thatindicates that most Member States have included nutrient input monitoring(for instance, input levels of land-based sources of nutrients, of nutrients from the atmosphere and of fertilisers and other nitrogen-and phos-phorus-rich substances).
It should be noted that areduced application of nutrients to the land may take several years to result in a reduced nutrient input into the sea.
This data is particularly useful for assessing trends in nutrient input generated by the different sectors of activity, and is essential in setting out cost-effective measures to be applied in each sector.
Observations 17 24 However, the 2012 Helcom data shows that none of the signatory countries have so far made the required reductions in all the sea sub-basins particularly affected by eutrophication(Baltic Proper, Gulf of Finland and Gulf of Riga),while part of their nutrient input reductions concern the sub-basins for which reductions were not required(Danish Straits and Bothnian Sea) (see Annex III).