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Marine and Coastal Environment - Annual topic update 1999

Topic report No 11/2000

This report presents a summary of the main activities carried out by the European Topic Centre on Marine and Coastal Environment (ETC/MCE) in 1999 including the development of the database MARINEBASE and thematic maps and indicators on eutrophication and hazardous substances in European coastal waters.

Published: 21 Jan 2001

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Coasts and seas

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