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PLAN-B D5.1. Existing measures for preventing and mitigating light and noise pollution impacts on terrestrial biodiversity and ecosystem services
Artificial light at night (ALAN) and anthropogenic noise are increasingly recognised as important environmental pressures on terrestrial biodiversity and ecosystem services (TBES). This deliverable (D5.1) provides a structured review of existing measures for preventing and mitigating the impacts
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