The long road to improving the water quality of the Western Bug River (Ukraine) – A multi-scale analysis
Authors:
- N. HagemannNHN. Hagemann
- F. BlumensaatFBF. Blumensaat
- F. Tavares WahrenFWF. Tavares Wahren
- J. TrümperJTJ. Trümper
- C. BurmeisterCBC. Burmeister
- R. MoynihanRMR. Moynihan
- N. ScheifhackenNSN. Scheifhacken
- 1 November 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Hydrology
- Vol. 519, 2436-2447
Abstract
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