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Forty years of pollution monitoring in the Wadden Sea using bird eggs: insights from the Trilateral monitoring and assessment program.
As rising global emissions and climate change amplify environmental contamination, long-term monitoring is essential to quantify trends and assess or predict impacts on wildlife. Over the past four decades, such monitoring was part of a Trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program (TMAP), in which l
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