Land Use Change to Reduce Freshwater Nitrogen and Phosphorus will Be Effective Even with Projected Climate Change
Andrew J. Wade(University of Reading), Dimitris Skuras(University of Patras), Raoul‐Marie Couture(Norwegian Institute for Water Research), Katri Rankinen(Finnish Environment Institute), Maria Shahgedanova(University of Reading), Sarah Halliday(University of Dundee), Ahti Lepistö(Finnish Environment Institute), P. G. Whitehead(University of Oxford), R. A. Skeffington(University of Reading), Simon Groot(Deltares), Josef Hejzlar(Czech Academy of Sciences), Dennis Trolle(Communitech), Eva Papastergiadou(University of Patras), Leah Jackson‐Blake(James Hutton Institute), Martin Erlandsson Lampa, Valesca Harezlak(Deltares), Demetrios Psaltopoulos(Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), Joan Lluís Riera(Institut de Biologia Evolutiva)
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