Drivers and pressures checklist for nutrient Sample Clauses

Drivers and pressures checklist for nutrient enriched freshwater lakes that were used in the analysis of pressure-impact relationships. Drivers are underlined and pressures are in italics. Eutrophication drivers and pressures Primary Secondary pressures Agricultural intensification Garden waste Sediment dredging Fertiliser run-off Animal waste run-off Fertiliser run-off from gardens Sediments disturbance by boats Metal pollution from mining Soil erosion and losses Industrial intensification Inputs from feeding/roosting waterfowl Invasion by non-native species Pesticide discharges Textiles discharges Population growth Climate change Food manufacturing dicharges Sewage discharges Fish stocking Paper mill discharges Waste disposal Fish removal Mining discharges Construction discharges Acidification Distillery discharges Transport/road run-off Macrophyte harvesting Aquaculture discharges Tourism and recreation Detergent and soap discharges Water level management Waterfowl introduction Food waste Other pressures Extreme weather events Fish stocking Sediment disturbance by boats Atmospheric deposition Internal nutrient loading Cyanobacterial N2-fixation Industrial thermal-regulation inputs Estuarine and coastal xxxxxx Xxxxx et al. (2010) provided an overview of pressures in the estuarine and coastal ecosystems reported in a number of case studies and related those to the different organism groups (Table 3). In total 25 stressors were detected in the literature (Table 3). The most common stressors dealt by restoration were eutrophication and wastewater discharge (24%) and dredging, sediment disposal and sand extraction (22%).
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