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Baltic Sea floor’s condition remains poor (8/31/2010)

 

Photo: Ilkka Lastumäki

 

Aranda and Muikku, the research vessels of the Finnish Environment Institute, have returned from their August tours. On these tours, they studied the eutrophication of the Gulf of Finland, the Bothnian Bay and the Baltic proper, the oxygen situation on the sea floor and changes in benthic animal communities. These journeys form part of the long-term research undertaken by the Marine Research Centre of the Finnish Environment Institute into changes in the condition of the Baltic Sea. 

Boreal forest soils may release more carbon into the atmosphere than estimated (8/23/2010)

Numbers of breeding cormorants declined due to harsh winter conditions (8/16/2010)

Better tools for monitoring the state of the sea to be developed on the Aranda (7/20/2010)

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