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ympäristönseuranta is a Finnish term that translates to environmental monitoring. It refers to the systematic observation, measurement, and assessment of environmental conditions over time. This process is crucial for understanding environmental changes, identifying potential risks, and informing policy and management decisions.

The scope of ympäristönseuranta can be broad, encompassing various aspects of the environment. This includes monitoring air quality, water quality in rivers, lakes, and seas, soil conditions, biodiversity, and the health of ecosystems. It often involves collecting data on physical, chemical, and biological parameters.

Data collected through ympäristönseuranta can be used for a multitude of purposes. It helps in detecting pollution sources, evaluating the effectiveness of environmental protection measures, and assessing the impact of human activities on the natural world. Scientific research also heavily relies on long-term environmental monitoring data to study trends and patterns.

Several organizations, both governmental and non-governmental, are involved in conducting ympäristönseuranta in Finland. These efforts contribute to national and international environmental reporting and help to ensure the sustainable use of natural resources. The data generated is often made publicly available to promote transparency and encourage wider engagement in environmental protection.