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Hazardous Substances

The pollution of the Wadden Sea derives mainly from external sources, i.e. the major rivers Elbe, Weser, Ems and the IJssel, the North Sea and the atmosphere. Although long-time downward trends are observed for most hazardous substances, there are no significant differences between the situation described in QSR 2004 and the present situation described in QSR 2009. Cleaning-up the Wadden Sea obviously is a slow process.

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QSR 2009:
Thematic Report No 5.1: Hazardous Substances (Bakker et al.)
Thematic Report No 5.2: Contaminants in Bird Eggs (Becker & Dittmann)
Thematic Report No 5.3: Oil Pollution and Seabirds (Camphuysen et al.)
 
QSR 2004: Chapter 4: Hazardous Substances:
- Natural Contaminants (heavy metals, PAH) and xenobiotics
- Oil pollution and seabirds
- Contaminants in bird eggs
- New substances
 
Wadden Sea Ecosystem (WSE) Reports:
Contaminants in Bird Eggs (2004): Recent Trends. Seabirds at Risk?
Contaminants in Bird Eggs 1991 - 2000

 

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