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Get Free AccessAtmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition is a significant threat to semi-natural habitats and species in the UK, resulting in on-going erosion of habitat quality and declines in many species of high conservation value. The project focused on impacts and remedies for designated conservation sites, especially Natura 2000 sites protected under the EU Habitats Directive. However, the approach and certainly the measures could be equally applied to other areas of high conservation value. Evidence was drawn together to develop a framework for identifying key N threats at individual sites as a basis to target mitigation options in the context of potential legislative, voluntary and financial instruments.
U. Dragosits, Edward Carnell, T. H. Misselbrook, Carvin Stevens, Laurence Jones, E.C. Rowe, Jane R. Hall, Nancy B. Dise, Anthony J. Dore, Sam Tomlinson, Lucy J. Sheppard, Lucy O’Shea, Stefan Reis, W.J. Bealey, Christine F. Braban, Peter M. Smyntek, Sutton (2015). Identification of potential “Remedies” for Air Pollution (nitrogen) Impacts on Designated Sites (RAPIDS).
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2015
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