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Implementing Bow-tie analysis to assess the main concerns regarding biodiversity change in European Seas
Marine biodiversity is adversely affected by many human activities and their pressures which then need managing. As such, there is the need for a cause-consequence-response method to objectively address the risks associated with those adverse changes. Such a method is the ISO-accredited Bow-tie tech
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