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Number of river stations for each country given in brackets
Saltwater intrusion as a result of groundwater over-exploitation is a major concern in many aquifers throughout Europe
Percentage of the total population with access to an improved water source (household connection, public standpipe, protected wells and springs) in 1990 and 2004
Data from Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway (no nitrogen), Sweden.
The threat of metal and pesticide contamination in drinking water
Top: The geographic area of some RBDs span more than one country (such as the Danube) and these are known as International RBDs
Notes: Map prepared at a 10 km x 10 km grid resolution, showing average run-off with some smoothing of local detail
Western Europe: Germany (5), UK (2)
Number of river stations for each country given in brackets
The figure compares three time series containing different numbers of groundwater bodies, time spans and countries
Conceptual grouping of CORILIS layers to approach european green areas (10 km radius)
This is part of the EEA core set indicator 21 (http://themes.eea.europa.eu/Specific_media/water/indicators)
Mean trophic level of fisheries landings for the north-east Atlantic, Mediterranean and Black Seas, 1950-2003 The decline in mean trophic levels results in shortened food chains, leaving ecosystems less able to cope with natural or human-induced change
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