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Fertile soils are being lost across the world, e.g. through sealing, building or overuse.

asphaltic street and paved footway, in the background new houses

… Fertile soils are being lost across the world, e.g. through sealing, building or overuse. … Source: ThomBal / Fotolia.com The following contents contain this medium: Global soil protection – What law protects effectively? Bodenversiegelung … Fertile soils are being lost across the world, e.g. through sealing, building or overuse. …

Document from 09.03.2013

Sicherheitsmanagement / Chapter 9: Subsidence and earth movements caused by mining activities as natural hazards for establishments where dangerous substances are present

… activities as natural hazards for establishments where dangerous substances are present Document Sicherheitsmanagement / Chapter 9: Subsidence and earth movements … activities as natural hazards for establishments where dangerous substances are present (1.79 MB) The following contents contain this medium: Pdfs … … activities as natural hazards for establishments where dangerous substances are present …

Sicherheitsmanagement / Chapter 9: Subsidence and earth movements caused by mining activities as natural hazards for establishments where dangerous substances are present (1.79 MB)

Publication from 17.04.2018

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Document from 11.09.2013

Crop irrigation with treated wastewater: Uptake of pharmaceuticals by crops, fate and processes in arable soils (Abstract)

… wastewater: Uptake of pharmaceuticals by crops, fate and processes in arable soils (Abstract) 11.09.2013 Document Crop irrigation with treated wastewater: Uptake of pharmaceuticals by crops, fate and processes in arable soils (Abstract) (303.02 kB) Tags sewage sludge application groundwater protection …

Crop irrigation with treated wastewater: Uptake of pharmaceuticals by crops, fate and processes in arable soils (Abstract) (303.02 kB)

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Agriculture has to become "greener" to protect soil, water and biodiversity

… Agriculture has to become "greener" to protect soil, water and biodiversity Source: Martina Chirnielewski / Fotolia.com The … Tags agriculture arable land … Agriculture has to become "greener" to protect soil, water and biodiversity …

Document from 03.12.2015

William E. Rees; UBC/SCARP: Soils, Eco-Footprints and Overshoot: Can we still be sustainable?

… William E. Rees; UBC/SCARP: Soils, Eco-Footprints and Overshoot: Can we still be sustainable? 03.12.2015 Document William E. Rees; UBC/SCARP: Soils, Eco-Footprints and Overshoot: Can we still be sustainable? (1.24 MB) … …

William E. Rees; UBC/SCARP: Soils, Eco-Footprints and Overshoot: Can we still be sustainable? (1.24 MB)

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The Zero Pollution Action Plan aims to protect water, soil, air and our health.

… The Zero Pollution Action Plan aims to protect water, soil, air and our health. Source: Martina Schikore / Fotolia.com The following … Tags Parkanlage city … The Zero Pollution Action Plan aims to protect water, soil, air and our health. …

Publication from 02.06.2016

Contaminant Input to the local Environment from Buildings and Building Products

… layer Ground level ozone formation in the form of summer smog Acidification of soil and water as well as rain Overfertilization of water, ground water and soil Reduction or avoidance of building-related heatisland effects of urban …

Publication from 17.04.2020

Konzeption und Umsetzung eines Klimafolgen-Bodenmonitoring-Verbunds

… is accessible File size 7.92 MB Print version not available Tags climate protection soil data soil monitoring erosion climate change impacts water budget … Konzeption und …

Newsletter from 26.07.2024 | Last changed: 17.03.2025

EU News – New UBA Publications, Statements and Events - No.: 1/2025

… . Kind regards, EU relations team German Environment Agency (UBA) News Conference ‘PFAS in soil - forever pollution, forever concern?’ 25-26 March 2025, in Berlin and online … so-called ‘forever chemicals’ are ubiquitously found in the environment - with soils being a major sink and source, respectively. Therefore, the focus of this …

Press release 44/2015 from 03.12.2015 | Last changed: 23.01.2017

Ten million hectares of arable land worldwide are 'lost' every year

… of arable land worldwide are 'lost' every year Less and less fertile and healthy soil Just one of the negative impacts of climate change: aridity Source: CC Vision The International Year of Soils has come to an end, but soil protection is far from reaching its aim. About …

Publication from 25.11.2025

Determination of log KOC values according to OECD TG 106

… investigated in adsorption and desorption experiments with five different soils. As part of the study, the organic carbon-normalized adsorption coefficients … were determined. Koc describes the relative distribution of a substance between soil and water, normalized to the fraction of organic carbon in the soil. Under the CLP Regulation, Koc is a key parameter for evaluating the mobility …