Environment
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Globally, the Environmental Capabilities of Streams and Rivers Have Been Seriously Harmed According to Researchers
In a recent meta-analysis published in Global Change Biology, an international research team led by the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Literature (UFZ) synthesized the internationally accessible research on this issue. This research proposes new strategies for better water management.
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