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The MINOS project: ecological assessments of possible impacts of offshore wind energy projects

by: Adolf Kellermann, Kai Eskildsen, Barbara Frank

edited by: Henning Nordheim, Dieter Boedeker, Jochen C. Krause

In Progress in Marine Conservation in Europe (2006), pp. 239-248, doi:10.1007/3-540-33291-x_15  Key: citeulike:8654711

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The joint research project MINOS examines whether large-scale offshore wind farms within the German parts of the North and Baltic Seas affect or endanger harbour porpoises, common seals, and seabirds. The research results are expected to provide the basis for estimating and assessing the impacts of future wind farms. MINOS focuses on two items: recording the preferential habitats and migratory routes of these animals in the EEZ, and investigating the sensitivity of porpoises and seals to sound, in order to assess possible damage, displacement and disturbance. When evaluating overall impacts to these animals, any expected impact of offshore wind farms must be considered in the context of already existing stressors.


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