Climate and baltic sea nutrients


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Access through your institution Buy or subscribe _Clim. Dynam._ http://doi.org/hv4 (2012) The Baltic Sea is expected to experience increased temperature, decreased sea-ice cover and reduced


salinity over the coming decades as a result of global warming. These effects, in conjunction with industrial and agricultural practices, could have a significant impact on the marine


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nutrients. _Nature Clim Change_ 2, 394 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1038/nclimate1567 Download citation * Published: 25 May 2012 * Issue Date: June 2012 * DOI:


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