All Days 2008
DOI: 10.2118/111691-ms
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Environmental Risk Management in the Barents Sea: Contribution to a Scientific Based Approach for Defining Acceptance Criteria for Operational Activity in the Barents Sea

Abstract: The Integrated Management Plan for the Barents Sea and Lofoten area (Arctic area) reports that human intervention and activities shall not harm the function, structure, productivity or dynamics of the ecosystem. The precautionary principle is currently the guiding principle applied in the Norwegian Barents Sea based on the assumption that Arctic areas host a fragile and sensitive ecosystem. The industry proposed a zero physical discharges regime in this area which has been strictly implemented in the regulatio… Show more

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“…Results are presented for Halibut and Long rough dab and discussed in relation to the results obtained in Atlantic cod (6). The paper focuses on the determination of "stress response" or "no-stress response" for biomarkers used in controlled laboratory exposure experiments.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Results are presented for Halibut and Long rough dab and discussed in relation to the results obtained in Atlantic cod (6). The paper focuses on the determination of "stress response" or "no-stress response" for biomarkers used in controlled laboratory exposure experiments.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The process also includes assessing the sensitivity of different development stages of the same organism; eggs, larvae, juveniles and adults (6). The process also includes assessing the sensitivity of different development stages of the same organism; eggs, larvae, juveniles and adults (6).…”
Section: Eco-indicators: Species and Life Stage Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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