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Source apportionment of nitrogen and phosphorus inputs into the aquatic environment

Publication Created 07 Dec 2005 Published 07 Dec 2005
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EEA Report No 7/2005

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National or regional source apportionments and fertiliser use (Faostat fertiliser consumption) for phosphorus. (B) UK figures on fertilisers used for Northern Ireland
Source apportionment of phosphorus load in selected regions and catchments. The area of each pie chart indicates the total area-specific load
Source apportioned annual load of phosphorus in the catchments of large lakes. Mixed approaches.
Point source discharges and anthropogenic losses of phosphorus to the North Sea in 2000. (B) Source-oriented approaches.
Location of the Euroharp catchments.
National or regional source apportionments and fertiliser use (Faostat fertiliser consumption) for nitrogen. (A) UK figures on fertilisers used for England/Wales
Source apportioned annual load of nitrogen to inland waters in the sub-catchments of the Baltic. (A) Source-oriented approaches
Location of the EuroCat river catchments (and sub-catchments) andthe catchments investigated by the Moneris model within other European, international and national projects
Source apportionment of annual nitrogen and phosphorus load for the Baltic Sea catchment, the Danube river catchment and the North Sea catchment. Baltic Sea catchment (1.6 million km2), the Danube river catchment (0.8 million km2) and the North Sea catchment (0.5 million km2) (no separate information on background losses for the North Sea).
Point source discharges and anthropogenic diffuse losses of nitrogen to the North Sea in 2000 (B) Source-oriented approaches.
Relative (B) and (C) Area-specific nitrogen source apportionments for European Source-oriented approach.
Absolute source apportioned nitrogen load to Danish coastal waters in the period 1981-2004, divided into diffuse load, point sources to freshwater and point sources to marine waters Load-oriented approach.
Location of the Bernet catchments
Source apportioned annual load of phosphorus to inland waters in the sub-catchments of the Baltic. (A) Source-oriented approaches
Source apportioned annual load and estimated fertiliser use in six Bernet catchments. Total nitrogen (A) and Total phosphorus (B).
Long time series of source apportioned load of nitrogen and phosphorus (kg/ha/year on y axes) in the period 1975 - 2003. Mixed approaches.
Source apportionment of nitrogen load in selected regions and catchments. The area of each pie chart indicates the total area-specific load
Source apportioned annual load in 1999 and estimated fertiliser use in Euroharp catchments. Total nitrogen (A) and Total phosphorus (B)
Total area-specific nitrogen and phosphorus load (before retention) by sources and nitrogen surplus in large river catchments using the Moneris model. Sorted by increasing nitrogen surplus
Source apportioned annual load of nitrogen (A) and phosphorus (B) in large river catchments based on the Moneris model, and nitrogen surplus. Source-oriented approach

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