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Guide to 'Impact of environmental pressure on nature' section

The consequences of environmental pressure on nature often emerge in changes to the numbers and species composition of flora and fauna. This section describes, for each environmental problem, a number of examples of the impact of environmental stress on plants and animals.

Index Impact of environmental pressure on nature



General


Overview of environmental stress


Acidification and eutrophication


  • Air pollution and epiphytic lichen (page is not available yet)
  • Eutrophication and the presence of water fowl in the lakes between the old coastline and reclaimed land (page is not available yet)
  • Eutrophication of marine water and the occurrence of algae (page is not available yet)
  • Acidification and eutrophication, and woodland fungi (page is not available yet)

Desiccation


  • Desiccation: impact on the roundleaf sundew and wet heathland (page is not available yet)

Spread of hazardous substances


  • Pesticides: impact on the goshawk (page is not available yet)
  • Pesticides: impact on the sandwich tern (page is not available yet)
  • Endocrine disruptors: impact on the environment (page is not available yet)
  • Tributyltin and the development of the murex and whelk (page is not available yet)
  • Oiled seabirds (page is not available yet)

Greenhouse effect


  • Laying dates for blue tits and pied flycatcher (page is not available yet)
  • The presence of exotic plants and animal varieties in the Netherlands (general discussion) (page is not available yet)
  • The oak processionary caterpillar and climate change (page is not available yet)
  • Climate change and the wasp spider (page is not available yet)

Relevant sections and indicators in the Environmental Data Compendium