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Nitrogen and phosphorus concentration in coastal areas
Coastal eutrophication is the process of excess nutrients seeping into coastal environments, resulting in excessive growth of plants, algae and phytoplankton. It is mainly caused by human activities. The data is given as kilograms per square kilometer of river basin area per day.
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