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Operationalising Bow-tie analysis to assess main concerns about biodiversity change in European Seas

2026-06-09

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Marine biodiversity is adversely affected by many human activities and their pressures. As such, there is the need for a cause-consequence-response method to objectively address the risks associated with those adverse changes. Such a method is the ISO-accredited Bow-tie technique as an objective and structured approach giving the causes, preventative control measures, mitigation and compensation measures and conse...

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Literature Corpus work: 8e8a1f5f-915d-5552-8f1b-4cd971f3259a
DOI: 10.3897/arphapreprints.e203339

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