… upshot of these processes is the release of fixed nutrients as minerals that can be used by plants. At the same time, soil organisms also help to create favourable … investigations Soil habitats and substance cycling functions can be characterized using various soil investigation methods, which also allow for the detection of … as mycorrhiza – and in the case of forest trees, as ectomycorrhiza. This is because the fungal hyphae on the root surfaces take the form of what are known as Hartig …

… Environment) program provides harmonized and thus comparable land cover and land use information for all EU member states. last update on 20.04.2015 Harmonized land … During the first data gathering campaign, in reference year 1990 (CLC1990), 44 land use classes were defined, 37 of which are relevant for Germany (e.g. urban fabric, …

… weigh up to 27 tons; a sugar beet harverster weighs up to 60 tons; and trucks used for crop transport weigh up to 40 tons. Driving such machinery over the ground … between them that are filled with air and water. When a farmer harvests his crops using a heavy machine, pressure is exerted on the soil, causing it to become …

… im Umweltrecht in der Praxis . Research on access to justice Evaluation of the Use and Effects of NGO appeals under the German Environmental Appeals Act … im Umweltrecht in der Praxis . Research on access to justice Evaluation of the Use and Effects of NGO appeals under the German Environmental Appeals Act …

… They stem from natural sources, factories, farming, transportation, and households. Deposits of such soil pollutants can seep into the groundwater or are … to this are anthropogenic pollutants from factories, mining, transportation and households. Pollutants are also deposited in the soil as the result of agricultural … of technical plastics in the view of increasing substance legislation requirements using the example of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) and …

… This is particularly evident in what is known as the raw material safeguarding clause. According to this clause, regulations under public law that stand opposed to the exploration for and … BBergG still has deficiencies. The inevitable disruption to nature and landscapes caused by mining activities and the associated burden on the people living in the …

… Public building law Building law forms the basis on which the permissible use of land is determined by type and intensity. For the municipality as a whole … here. In this regard, the amount of newly designated land and the allowable mix of uses and density of construction (“type and extent of the use for construction”) are … of secondary and recycled building material by determining the extent of land used for building in draft or revision procedures for development plans. In the case …

… Economic impact Oil and gas are not stored for long at ports of entry. Sparing use means less maritime traffic. Source: keller / Fotolia.com Greater resource … market for efficient green technologies. Simulation results Analyses conducted using the Panta Rhei macro-econometric model for the MaRess project have shown that …