… petroleum hydrocarbons, BTEX, phenols, cyanide, and heavy metals – causes local soil contamination and large scale groundwater contamination in the transfer zones … areas are located in the environs of the site, which exhibits high levels of soil contamination and extensive groundwater contamination from petroleum … their own water supply facilities, some of which are still in operation. Extensive soil and groundwater pollution, as well as local contamination, have been detected, …

… FAQs last update on 10.08.2020 Tags data groundwater contamination residual waste soil pollution … FAQs …

… Bodenschutz (LABO) The LABO is the federal and regional-state soil conservation board of the Environmental Minister’s Conference … (Umweltministerkonferenz, UMK), whose members are senior federal and regional-state soil conservation officials. The LABO’s main goal is to promote harmonized implementation of soil conservation regulations and to recommend ways to optimize them. The LABO …

… natural retention and reduction of pollutants in connection with contaminated soil and groundwater remediation projects” RUBIN , the German acronym for “use of … beyond the confines of European research, as has currently implemented by the SOILveR - Soil and Land Research Funding Platform for Europe . Associated content …

… Activities at the federal level Soil protection and contaminated-site remediation fall to the federal government … protection, and general services) and for the BImA. A document containing advice on soil and groundwater remediation planning and execution titled Arbeitshilfe Boden- …

… assessments of suspected contaminated sites; reversal of deleterious changes in the soil; eliminating site pollution; follow-up measures. The main site remediation goal … avoidance. last update on 04.07.2013 How contaminated sites are identified To date, soil sampling and assays are not required by law for the purpose of determining …