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2020
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Anna M. Basinska Monika K. Reczuga Maciej Gabka Marcin Strozecki Dominika Lucow Mateusz Samson Marek Urbaniak Jacek Lesny Bogdan H. Chojnicki Daniel Gilbert Tadeusz Sobczynski Janusz Olejnik Hanna Marika Silvennoinen Radoslaw Juszczak Mariusz LamentowiczAbstract
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Geir Wæhler GustavsenAbstract
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Eva Skarbøvik Jukka Aroviita Jens Fölster Anne Lyche Solheim Katarina Kyllmar Katri Rankinen Brian KronvangAbstract
Reference conditions of water bodies are defined as the natural or minimal anthropogenically disturbed state. We compared the methods for determining total phosphorus and total nitrogen concentrations in rivers in Finland, Norway and Sweden as well as the established reference conditions and evaluated the possibility for transfer and harmonisation of methods. We found that both methods and values differed, especially for lowland rivers with a high proportion of agriculture in the catchment. Since Denmark has not yet set reference conditions for rivers, two of the Nordic methods were tested for Danish conditions. We conclude that some of the established methods are promising but that further development is required. We moreover argue that harmonisation of reference conditions is needed to obtain common benchmarks for assessing the impacts of current and future land use changes on water quality.
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Lars Sandved DalenAbstract
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Cornelya KlutschAbstract
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Cornelya KlutschAbstract
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