Lagoon–sea exchange is driven by tides and wave action and is often the largest component of lagoon water balance55. Some of the lagoons such as Kune – Vain, Orikum have almost lost communication with the sea as the most of communication channels are closed. Rising temperatures lead to increased eutrophication
Lagoon–sea exchange is driven by tides and wave action and is often the largest component of lagoon water balance55. Some of the lagoons such as Kune – Vain, Orikum have almost lost communication with the sea as the most of communication channels are closed. Rising temperatures lead to increased eutrophication and change in water quality and salinity.
AFOLU, Lagoons and Wetlands: “Maintain water communication with the sea through the natural communication channels” (p. 73)
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