Modelling nitrogen transport and retention in the catchments of southern Sweden

Article Abstract:

Nitrogen leaching in southern Sweden is contributing to the eutrophication of the Baltic Sea. The nitrogen is retained in Sweden's freshwater system and subbasins, and then transported via the country's river network. Modelling this transportation process will help develop improved water quality management practices and environmental planning to avoid further contamination.

Sweden, Environmental aspects, Pollution, Water quality management, Nitrogen (Chemical element), Nitrogen, Baltic Sea

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Political economy of protecting unique recreational resources: Hanauma Bay, Hawaii

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Public officials tried various management strategies to protect Hanauma Bay in Hawaii. The impact of tourism on the popular endangered natural recreation area was first managed by nonprice rationing to reduce visits and latter an admission fee was added to ration the use of the resource. Officials soon after lowered the fee structure.

Management, Hawaii, Nature conservation, Recreation areas, Hanauma Bay Beach Park, Hawaii

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