A Stressor indicator is a characteristic of the environment that is suspected to elicit a change in the state of an ecological resource, and they include both natural and human-induced stressors.
Selected stressor indicators will be monitored in EMAP only when a relationship between specific condition and stressor indicators are known or if a testable hypothesis can be formulated.
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