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Arsenic in sediments from the southeastern Baltic Sea

Environmental Pollution, 2006
Arsenic occurs as a persistent constituent in many of the chemical weapons dumped into the Baltic Sea; it can be used as an indicator of leakage and dispersal of released munitions to the marine environment. Total arsenic was analysed in sediment samples taken from the Lithuanian economic zone in the Baltic Sea, which included samples from the chemical
Galina, Garnaga   +4 more
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Transboundary catchments in the Southeastern Baltic Region

Geography and Natural Resources, 2012
We discuss the international transboundary catchments in the Southeastern Baltic Region, including the territory of Kaliningrad oblast, as well as the “inner” transboundariness, i.e. the belonging of basins of small rivers to several administrative districts within Kaliningrad oblast.
D. A. Domnin, B. V. Chubarenko
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Methane fluxes in the southeastern Baltic Sea

Geo-Marine Letters, 2012
New data from surveys of gas-bearing mud areas in the Gdansk Deep (southeastern Baltic Sea) were collected during four research cruises in 2009–2011. These revealed the presence of seven large pockmarks apart from the three already known, and enabled significant improvement of the existing digital map of gassy mud distribution.
Marina Ulyanova   +4 more
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Oil spill monitoring in the southeastern Baltic sea

2004 USA-Baltic Internation Symposium, 2004
Increased shipping activities in the Baltic Sea, including oil transport and oil handled in harbors and new oil terminals, have a number of negative impacts on the marine environment, ecosystems and coastal zone. In June 2003 LUKOIL-Kaliningradmorneft initiated a pilot project, aimed to the complex monitoring of the southeastern Baltic Sea, in ...
A. G. Kostianoy   +4 more
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