Translation of "Nährstoffanreicherung" in English

Fortification isn’t a new idea.

Nitrogen losses from agricultural land uses have been identified as the primary cause of increased nutrient loads into the lake.

Agricultural runoff drains into the lake causing significant nutrient enrichment problems that have lead to toxic algal blooms.

Ammonia and nitrogen oxides lead to excessive nutrient enrichment (eutrophication).

Nutrient enrichment, pollution and settlement planning - the complex uses of land and water resources requires adequate solutions.

At this point, fortification is almost universal in the developed world, yet it is still absent in many low- and middle-income countries.

Monitoring beyond coastal waters may not be necessary due to low risk, such as in cases where the threshold values are achieved in coastal waters, taking into account nutrient input from atmospheric, sea-based including coastal waters, and transboundary sources.

The pressures reported to affect most surface water bodies are pollution from diffuse sources causing nutrient enrichment and hydro morphological pressures altering habitats.

The pressures reported to affect most surface water bodies are pollution from diffuse sources causing nutrient enrichment and hydro morphological pressures altering habitats.

The impact was all the more devastating as the Black Sea was already under stress for heavy shing and eutrophication.

Itsmethods assess chemical and biological contaminants fortoxicity and bioaccumulation, and gauge how they areaffected by nutrient enrichment.

This in turn has stimulated investigations of how processing may affect the nutritional value of foods and haB encouraged greater interest in such matters as nutrient replacement and food fortification.

This in turn has stimulated investigations of how processing may affect the nutritional value of foods and has encouraged greater interest in such matters as nutrient replacement and food fortification.

At a time when there were no chemical fertilizers and stock farming was different than today humid Molinia grasslands (bedding for stables), heathlands ("sods" = remove the litter layer in order to use it on fields as fertilizer) and sheep pastures (pens at night established on arable land for nutrient enrichment) have been regarded as valuable.

Initial results from the moors show that nutrient enrichment, which was identified as early as the 2000s, has not yet been stopped.

"Lägerfluren" (Rumicetum alpinae) are alpine tall perennial stocks, particularly in nutrient-rich and usually wet places, some of which are caused of the cattle gathering together by night (nutrient enrichment from feces).

Two of the most pervasive human impacts on ecosystems are alteration of global nutrient budgets and changes in the abundance and identity of consumers.

This will serve to safeguard the areaâ s groundwater and drinking water reserves and reduce eutrophication in water bodies and soil. Tehran (Iran) is located in a semi arid zone.

He also interprets this study as a warning to those in the fishing community who have recently called for the restriction of phosphorus elimination measures at wastewater treatment plants in the hope that fishing yields would be increased as a result of nutrient enrichment: "Even a slight rise in nutrient levels over the natural trophic state of a lake has an impact on species diversity.

One of the criteria associated with the “Eutrophication” descriptor is “Direct effects of nutrient enrichment” to which the indicators “Chlorophyll concentration in the water column” and “Water transparency” are assigned.

It contains detailed information about the entire life cycle of a product with regard to the use of renewable and non-renewable resources, the global warming potential, the ozone depletion potential, acidification and eutrophication in water and ground-level photochemical ozone production, also known as summer smog.

Ammonia itself and ammonium (which originates from ammonia) cause considerable terrestrial and water ecosystem pollution secondary to acidification and eutrophication (nutrient input).

Algae in thewater flourished on these nutrients,shading and killing most vulnerableplants such as the stoneworts (Charaand Nitella). Ironically, theecologically beneficial small-scalefarming inside the nature reservealso went into decline as reed andhay production was no longer viable.