Duration: 2022-2025

The group reviews

     1)  The diversity of eutrophication and the response of marine ecosystem 

on eutrophication

     2)  Nutrient reduction policy and its effects in different countries

     3)  How to consider climate-driven effects on nutrient reduction policy?

     4)  What is our expectation on after-eutrophication?

The group convenes

     1)  Online meetings in November 2022 and November 2023

     2)  A Synthesis meeting in November 2024 (in conjunction with or as a part of IMBeR Open Science Conference)

The group delivers

     1)  Collaboration and publishing scientific synthesis papers

     2)  Contribution to the IMBeR Grand Challenge 1 (Eutrophication pathways descried for coastal seas around the world)

     3)  A future scientific research plan for 2025-2035

Publications

IOC-UNESCO. 2022. State of the Ocean Report, pilot edition. Paris, IOC-UNESCO. [IOC Technical Series, 173] https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000381921.locale=en

Previous Meetings

Kick-off Meeting of the IMBeR Eutrophication Study Group

Second IMBeR Eutrophication Study Group Video Meeting on Dec. 21

Third IMBeR Eutrophication Study Group Video Meeting on Jan. 20

Fourth IMBeR Eutrophication Study Group Meeting Held on Mar. 23

Next Meetings

Fifth IMBeR Eutrophication Study Gruop Video Meeting on April/May 

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Co-Chairs

Members

Jacob Carstensen Aarhus Univ.	Bingzhang Chen Univ. of Strathclyde
James Cloern USGS	Masahiko Fujii Hokkaido Univ.
Ricardo Giesecke Universidad Austral  de Chile	Noreen E. Kelly Fisheries and Oceans  Canada
Kun Lei CRAE	Keqiang Li Ocean Univ. of China
Abigail  McQuatters-Gollop Univ. of Plymouth	Alice Newton Univ. of Algarve
Hans Paerl IMS, UNC-CH	Tae Gyu Park NIFS, South Korea
Diana Ruiz Pino LOCEAN Laboratory,  Sorbonne Université	Ed Sherwood Tampa Bay Estuary  Program
Juying Wang National Marine  Environmental Monitoring Center, China

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