… impaired ingestion of food and communication of the benthic and aquatic fauna, for example. Mud clouds in the lighted upper water layers affect the phytoplankton which … affects the ecologically particularly valuable areas of the deep seabed, since, for example, areas with a high nodule density often are of extraordinary biodiversity. … management. In this context, the most important aspect concerns both the practical implementation of the ecosystem approach and the precautionary principle. …

… whether the scheme applies does not depend on the intended use. 6. What happens to goods in stock after the transition period expires? The time limit set out in the … surface calculation (air exchange rate 0.5/h, load 1.8 m 2 /m 3 ). For the use of goods in stock, see question 6. 8. What do companies which want to buy wood-based …