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Baltic Sea Press Releases year 2009

Summary review on harmful algal bloom monitoring in Finland 2009: No major blooms of cyanobacteria this summer 15.10.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
New report on nutrient inflow from Northwest Russia to the Gulf of Finland 12.10.2009
(Ministry of the Environment, Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Treshold values of climate change and protection of seas challenge the environmental policy 1.10.2009
(SYKE and Gaudeamus)
Baltic ‘Stern Report’ – is protection worth it? 29.9.2009
(MTT, SYKE and University of Helsinki)
Doctoral thesis on the microbe communities in the Baltic Sea ice 29.9.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute)
Oil spill response ship Halli will be modernized 14.9.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Shining algae live in the Åland archipelago 3.9.2009
Observations of blue-green algae have decreased in the coastal waters 27.8.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Vegetation changes in water bodies may be rapid and dramatic 26.8.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
New director at the SYKE Marine Research Centre is Dr Mari Walls 26.8.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute)
Better conditions in the Gulf of Finland, worse in the Baltic proper 25.8.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
No surface blooms of cyanobacteria in marine areas around Finland 20.8.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Cyanobacterial bloom continues in the sea areas 13.8.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Extensive cyanobacterial accumulations in the open Gulf of Finland and Bothnian Sea 7.8.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Observations on surface accumulation of blue-green algae  have increased since last week in the Finnish sea areas. 30.7.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Decreased surface blooms of blue-green algae as a result of windy weather 23.7.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Few observations of blue-green algal blooms 16.7.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Strong winds have caused mixing of the blue-green algae 10.7.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Last winter’s ctenophores identified - they belong to an arctic species 8.7.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute)
Blue-green algae has slightly increased in Finland's marine waters 3.7.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Uusimaa Regional Environment Centre completes statement on domestic assessment of Nord Stream gas pipeline’s environmental impact 2.7.2009
(Uusimaa Regional Environment Centre )
Rising water temperature boosts phytoplankton growth 25.6.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Blue-green algae blooms likely in the Baltic Sea 5.6.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
No cyanobacterial blooms in the Finnish sea-areas 4.6.2009
Intensive phytoplankton spring bloom in the Baltic 24.4.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute SYKE)
Oxygenization of sea floor tested in coastal waters of the western Gulf of Finland 13.2.2009
(Finnish Environment Institute)
Less oil spills observed by flight surveillance – but reports from citizens increased manifold 29.1.2009
(SYKE, the Finnish Border Guard )


 

16/01/2009, http://www.itameriportaali.fi/en/ajankohtaista/itameri-tiedotteet/2009/en_GB/tiedotteet_2009/

Ministry of the Environment Finnish Environment Institute Finnish Meteorological Institute

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