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Introduction
Managing the human activities that have an impact on Scotland’s seas
Climate change
Physical characteristics and ocean acidification
Clean and safe
Healthy and biologically diverse
Productive
Natural capital, ecosystem services and the Blue Economy
Pressures from activities
Regional assessments
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Energy Production - Carbon capture and storage
The use of technologies, processes and infrastructure to capture, transport and store carbon.
Associated productive assessment:
Carbon capture utilisation and storage
Associated pressures:
Death or injury by collision above water
Death or injury by collision below water
Electromagnetic changes
Genetic modification and translocation of indigenous species
Introduction of light or shading
Introduction of microbial pathogens (disease), viruses or parasites
Introduction or spread of non-indigenous species and translocations (competition)
Litter
Physical change (to another seabed type)
Physical loss (to land or freshwater habitat)
Radionuclide contamination
Siltation rate changes (heavy)
Siltation rate changes (light)
Sub-surface abrasion/penetration
Surface abrasion
Synthetic compound contamination (inc. pesticides, antifoulants, pharmaceuticals). Includes those priority substances listed in Annex II of Directive 2008/105/EC.
Underwater noise
Visual disturbance (behaviour)
Water flow (tidal current) changes - local
