Magnus Simonsson, coordinator for the Acidification programme
+46 18 671272, +46 733877955, magnus.simonsson@slu.se. Researcher at the Department of Soil and Environment, Soil Chemistry, SLU.
Tobias Vrede, assisting coordinator for the Acidification programme
+46 18 673117, tobias.vrede@slu.se. Associate professor at the Department of Aquatic Sciences and Assessment, Division of Ecology and Biodiversity, SLU.
Selection of environmental analysis data for the environmental objective Natural Acidification Only
In SLU's environmental data catalogue, you can search and browse open data from our environmental monitoring and assessment.
Resources within Acidification
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Liming effect monitoring (KEU)
The environmental monitoring within the Lime Effect Monitoring (KEU) program aims to follow up on liming measures at regional and national level. -
Integrated Studies of the Effects of Liming Acidified Waters, ISELAW
Please see the Swedish version of the ISELAW pages. -
Integrated Monitoring in natural ecosystems (IM)
Integrated Monitoring in natural ecosystems (IM) creates time-series with high resolution, showing processes in defined areas covering different geographical, depositions, and climate gradients across the country. Large-scale impacts on ecosystems are also studied. -
Swedish National Forest Soil Inventory
Environmental monitoring of forest soils and other natural land
What does the environmental goal Natural Acidification Only mean?
The Swedish Parliament's definition: "The acidifying effects of deposition and land use must not exceed the limits that can be tolerated by soil and water. In addition, deposition of acidifying substances must not increase the rate of corrosion of technical materials located in the ground, water main systems, archaeological objects and rock carvings."