Usual suspects meet mission impossible: Nutrient losses and effects of mitigation measures on a coastal catchment in the Baltic Sea region.

IF 5.8 2区环境科学与生态学 Q2 ENGINEERING, ENVIRONMENTAL

Ambio Pub Date : 2025-02-03 DOI:10.1007/s13280-025-02132-w

Faruk Djodjic, Oksana Golovko, Linda Kumblad, Emil Rydin, Sara Sandström, Elin Widén-Nilsson

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Eutrophication of coastal areas is a global problem. A full-scale coastal remediation project was initiated in Björnöfjärden bay in the Stockholm archipelago in 2011. Measures to reduce external nutrient inputs from the surrounding catchment (15 km²) targeted agriculture, on-site wastewater treatment facilities, and horse keeping. The effects were evaluated at 22 water quality monitoring stations over 11 years (2012-2022) to determine temporal trends in nutrient concentrations, spatial correlations within and between monitored sub-catchments, and effects of individual mitigation measures at local and catchment scale. The effect of individual measures varied from no significant effect to significant nutrient decreases (21% reduction in dissolved P concentrations in one lime filter) or increases (11% higher concentrations in total P in one constructed wetland). However, few significant trends were detected at sub-catchment outlet stations. Tailored placement, design, dimensioning, and maintenance of implemented mitigation measures are needed to improve their nutrient retention effect.

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通常的嫌疑人完成了不可能完成的任务：波罗的海地区沿海集水区的营养损失和缓解措施的影响。

沿海地区的富营养化是一个全球性问题。2011年，在斯德哥尔摩群岛的Björnöfjärden湾启动了一个全面的海岸修复项目。减少周边集水区（15平方公里）外部养分输入的措施针对农业、现场废水处理设施和养马。在11年（2012-2022年）期间，对22个水质监测站的影响进行了评估，以确定营养物浓度的时间趋势、监测的子集水区内部和之间的空间相关性，以及个别缓解措施在地方和集水区尺度上的影响。个别措施的效果各不相同，从没有显著效果到显著的营养物质减少（一个石灰过滤器中溶解磷浓度减少21%）或增加（一个人工湿地中总磷浓度增加11%）。然而，在分集水口站几乎没有发现明显的趋势。需要对已实施的缓解措施进行量身定制的放置、设计、尺寸和维护，以提高其营养保留效果。

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14.30

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3.10%

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123

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6 months

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