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Thünen explains
Herring Trapped in Climate Change
Nadine Kraft, Patrick Polte, Annemarie Schütz, Christopher Zimmermann | 25.02.2021
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Public Relations
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Institute of Baltic Sea Fisheries
The herring stock in the Western Baltic Sea has been producing fewer and fewer offspring for years. In our multimedia feature we explain how climate change impacts herring productivity and what we did over the last 15 years to discover this.
Participating scientists
Dr.
Christopher
Zimmermann
- Phone
- +49 381 66099 101
- christopher.zimmermann@thuenen.de
Institute of Baltic Sea Fisheries
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