A tool for #CumulativePressures is SCAIRM. This is a risk-based framework for evaluating the cumulative impacts of human activities on marine ecosystems and ecosystem services. It can integrate both qualitative (expert-based) and quantitative (spatial […]

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Towards ecosystem‐based techniques for tipping point detection An ecosystem shifts to an alternative stable state when a threshold of accumulated pressure (i.e. direct impact of environmental change or human activities) is exceeded. Detecting this threshold in e...

A paper from #GES4SEAS about tipping points in marine systems

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Learn about our Horizon Europe project #GES4SEAS on ecosystem based management of the ocean

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