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8. Hydro- sphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi- natural ve- getation 3. Humans and settle- ments 4. Agriculture 2. Materials +products in industry.

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1 8. Hydro- sphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi- natural ve- getation 3. Humans and settle- ments 4. Agriculture 2. Materials +products in industry 1. Energy and fuels 6. Waste Deposition and biological fixation Emissions Agricultural products Biomass Compost, sew. sludge etc. Feed and fertilizer Agricultural products Feed Emis- sions Irrigation

2 8. Hydro- sphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi- natural ve- getation 3. Humans and settle- ments 4. Agriculture 2. Materials +products in industry 1. Energy and fuels 6. Waste

3 8. Hydro- sphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi- natural ve- getation 3. Humans and settle- ments 4. Agriculture 2. Materials +products in industry 1. Energy and fuels 6. Waste

4 Deposition and biological fixation Irrigation Compost, sew. sludge etc. Feed and fertilizer Feed Biomass Emissions Agricultural products Emissions Agricultural products Biomass Agricultural products 8. Hydrosphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi-natural vegetation 3. Humans and settlements 4. Agriculture 2. Materials & products in industry 1. Energy and fuels 6. Waste

5 8. Hydrosphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi-natural vegetation 3. Humans and settlements 4. Agriculture 2. Materials & products in industry 1. Energy and fuels 6. Waste Air Humans Soil Water

6 8. Hydrosphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi-natural vegetation 3. Humans and settlements 4. Agriculture 2. Materials & products in industry 1. Energy and fuels 6. Waste Air Humans Soil Water

7 8. Hydrosphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi-natural vegetation 3. Humans and settlements 4. Agriculture 2. Materials & products in industry 1. Energy and fuels 6. Waste

8 8. Hydrosphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi-natural vegetation 3. Humans and settlements 4. Agriculture 2. Materials & products in industry 1. Energy and fuels 6. Waste

9 8. Hydrosphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi-natural vegetation 3. Humans and settlements 4. Agriculture 2. Materials & products in industry 1. Energy and fuels 6. Waste Air Humans Soil Water

10 Air Humans Soil Water 8. Hydrosphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi-natural vegetation 3. Humans and settlements 4. Agriculture 2. Materials & products in industry 1. Energy and fuels 6. Waste

11 8. Hydrosphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi-natural vegetation 3. Humans and settlements 4. Agriculture 2. Materials & products in industry 1. Energy and fuels 6. Waste

12 5. Forest and semi-arid vegetation including soils 4. Agriculture8. Hydrosphere7. Atmosphere1. Energy and fuels 2. Material and products in industry 3. Humans and settlements 6. Waste

13 Runoff & leacheate Wastewater, sewage, solid & food waste 8. Hydrosphere 7. Atmosphere 5. Forests and semi-natural vegetation 3. Humans and settlements 4. Agriculture 2. Materials & products in industry 1. Energy and fuels 6. Waste Air Humans Soil Water Biomass, slurries, manure Compost, sew. sludge etc. Compost, sewage sludge etc. Wastewater, solid waste Recycled materials Emissions Waste products

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