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Europe
Survey time period
2025
Supplementary notes
The clean water index measures pollution by chemicals, excessive nutrients, human pathogens and trash in estuarine, coastal, and open ocean waters.
Clean waters target is 70 out of 100.
The source adds that the reference point is that there should be zero pollution from chemicals, nutrient, human pathogens and trash. This goal score is higher when the pollution of estuarine, coastal, and open ocean waters is minimized. The goal score is lower when there are high levels of pollutants.
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