Surveying public support for plans to combat nutrient depletion in a large inland sea

PHYSorg
Sep 13, 2023, 4:22 pm274 pts
Human activities can drastically alter the nutrient balance in ecosystems, causing long-lasting problems for wildlife. Coastal oligotrophication, the process by which a coastal ecosystem becomes progressively less enriched with nutrients over time, is a problem that is becoming increasingly important.

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