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River alkalinity enhancement as a carbon dioxide removal strategy: a Norwegian case study
Changes in acidity of dissolved organic carbon since 1990 revealed by modeling of 42,000 pH titrations from 110 streams
Forty years of studying effects of sulphur and nitrogen deposition in freshwaters in Europe and North America
Biodiversity patterns and blue carbon characteristics of Zostera marina meadows in the Oslofjord
Present and future hotspots for basking shark encounters along the northern Northeast Atlantic coast
Comparing polychlorinated n-alkane occurrence and biomagnification with legacy contaminants in a killer whale food web
Hyperspectral Imaging of Seagrass and Macroalgae Using Uncrewed Aerial and Surface Vehicles for Coastal Habitat Mapping
Resolving species complexes among early described polychaetes – tracing the footprints of O.F. Müller (1776)
Integrative taxonomy to resolve species complexes and genetic typification of original polychaete names from type localities
Assessment of marine biodiversity: Do we know our species?
Developments in species taxonomy: New knowledge of benthic biodiversity
Ecological characterisation of peatlands and coastal lagoons in Europe
Investigating the behaviour of deep-sea fish in the vicinity of an oil and gas installation
Transport and Processing of Dissolved Organic Carbon in Peatland-Dominated Catchments in Subarctic Scandinavia
Impacts of climate and reduced ice cover on trophic structure and community dynamics in a high latitude lake
PAPILLONS
PAPILLONS' overall aim is to shed light on the sustainability of plastic use in European agriculture in terms of emissions of micro- and nanoplastics, leakage of their chemical additives, and the impact of this on the soil. Through novel applications of the latest in analytical chemistry, materials science, computer modelling and nanofabrication technologies, we elucidate the sources, behavior and impacts of particles at micro- and nanoscale.
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Aquaculture
With its professional breadth, holistic approach and good analytical skills, NIVA, together with the subsidiaries Akvaplan-niva and NIVA Chile, are useful partners in research, consulting and investigation of issues related to the establishment, operation and further development of the aquaculture industry.
Contaminants and environmental technology
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