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Baltic eutrophication initiative targets phosphorus
The Helsinki Commission (Helcom) has launched a €3.2m project to reinforce its efforts to curb eutrophication of the Baltic Sea. The PURE initiative is intended to improve phosphorus removal in municipal sewage discharges.
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