date:Jul 16, 2012
In a letter addressed to Ms. Pilsgaard, Oceana marked its appreciation for plans to tackle the human causes of eutrophication by setting country-wide nutrient reduction targets and cleaning wastewaters. However, the international marine conservation organization also emphasized the need to concurrently promote direct actions to safeguard biodiversity.
Better management of both Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) and fisheries will have a positive impact on the entire Baltic Sea, help curb the effects