The Gent-Terneuzen canal connects the port of Ghent to the Westerschelde estuary in the Netherlands. Salt water from the North Sea can push inland — a process known as salt intrusion. Industrial partners along the canal are sensitive to elevated salinity levels.
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The Gent-Terneuzen canal connects the port of Ghent to the Westerschelde estuary in the Netherlands. Salt water from the North Sea can push inland — a process known as salt intrusion. Industrial partners along the canal are sensitive to elevated salinity levels.
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The Gent-Terneuzen canal connects the port of Ghent to the Westerschelde estuary in the Netherlands. Salt water from the North Sea can push inland — a process known as salt intrusion. Industrial partners along the canal are sensitive to elevated salinity levels.
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Gent-Terneuzen canal
The Gent-Terneuzen canal connects the port of Ghent to the Westerschelde estuary in the Netherlands. Salt water from the North Sea can push inland — a process known as salt intrusion. Industrial partners along the canal are sensitive to elevated salinity levels.
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