Recovery of Acidified European Surface Waters
Richard F. Wright(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Wolfgang Schöpp(International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis), Martin Forsius(Finnish Environment Institute), B. J. Cosby(Bangor University), Filip Moldan(IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute), Thorjørn Larssen(Norwegian Institute for Water Research), Rachel Helliwell(Macaulay Development Trust), Lluís Camarero(Centre d'Estudis Avançats de Blanes), Robert C. Ferrier(James Hutton Institute), Alan Jenkins(UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology), Vladimı́r Majer, Maximilian Posch, Jiri Kopáěek, Michela Rogora(Water Research Institute)
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