Translation of "Nutrient load" in German

Research conducted in Germany has shown that it is possible to reduce the nutrient load, at least in part.

It can be noted that there is not always necessarily a correspondence between the share of the population and the share of the nutrient load.

In the future, as development advances, the nutrient load of the lake is to be reduced and the water level stabilised.

Just how much of the nutrient load the seagrass meadows can absorb is another unanswered question.

Three of the Black Sea Countries, Romania, Bulgaria and Ukraine, discharge much of their nutrient load through the Danube.

The implementation of the UWWTD has significantly reduced organic and nutrient pollution load discharges in the EU and therefore plays a key role to achieve good environmental status of marine and fresh waters.

Clear water measured by the achievement of good environmental status by 2020 and including nutrient load reductions, in line with targets and indicators to be set out in the future revision of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) and in the updated HELCOM Baltic Sea Action Plan (BSAP) in 2013;

The most endangered area is the northern and west coast of the Adriatic Sea, which receives the nutrient load of the River Po.

A uniformisation control allows optimisation of the nutrient load in the sewage plant to a degree that reduces the energy requirements for ventilation.

Furthermore, further suitable measures for nutrient load reduction through tile drainage systems will be discussed, together with these partners, mainly in the form of workshops.

The major threat to water quality in the lake is eutrophication, which is caused by the high nutrient load.

Kenansville Lake will then drain into the marsh to the north, where vegetation will extract much of the nutrient load known to exist in these waters.

For years, the discharge of untreated waste water and nutrient load into the lagoon has polluted the lagoon seriously leading to massive growth of water hyacinth.

They are essential for many bodily processes as they have chemical compounds and impressively compact nutrient load.

Long-term effects of the nutrient load on the ecosystem in the Pomeranian Bight and in the whole Baltic Sea are not expected.

At the same time, however, they confirmed that climate change would lead to an increase in eutrophication if the nutrient load remains high.

Where normally the mangroves would have taken up much of this nutrient load through their root system, the nutrients now directly enter the seagrass meadows.

In the context of the implementation of the Water Framework Directive, it is necessary to quantify the nutrient load of the surface waters and the groundwater with sufficient spatial and temporal resolution in order to derive measures to reduce nutrient pollution in the river basins.

The success achieved in improving water quality in Western European rivers shows that the nutrient load can indeed be decreased in this way.

Eutrophication results from high nutrient loads from rivers and/or urban and industrial effluents.

Will more nutrient loads enter the water cycle?

The project gave recommendations for monitoring water quality and nutrient loads and methodology, technology transfer and capacity building (ARP project)

Considering that the concentration of nutrients is related to nutrient loads from rivers in the catchment area, cooperation with landlocked Member States using established cooperation structures in accordance with the third subparagraph of Article 6(2) of Directive 2008/56/EC is particularly relevant.

This includes 36 priority dangerous substances and a 'substantial' reduction in inputs of pesticides (a priority due to their contribution to nutrient loads and eutrophication) and a reduction of oil spills (a priority on the basis of their persistence, toxicity and bioaccumulation).