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Aquaculture introduces human-produced nitrogen into the food chain
Extensive aquaculture areas along coasts are very common in Southeast Asia. A new study shows that human-produced nitrogen enters the adjacent coastal sea through the discharge of large amounts of untreated wastewater. There, it not only leads to...
Book a Scientist: Speed dating with science
On March 18, Leibniz researchers will answer questions on topics that touch everyday life. "Book a Scientist. Book a Scientist" offers a unique chance to talk to an expert from the Leibniz Association for 25 minutes.
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ZMT joins Global Mangrove Alliance
In the past half century more than 50% of the world’s mangroves were lost as a result of land use change, exploitation, coastal development and climate change. Even though recent trends give rise to careful optimism, the destruction of mangroves...
CORONAVIRUS: Preventive measures taken by ZMT
It is the task of all of us to contain infection routes and prevent new infections. The so-called cougingh-sneezing etiquette and frequent, thorough hand-washing are two essential principles of conduct. Keeping physical distance, maintaining...
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