… because in years with high precipitation more nitrogen leaches out of the soils. For phosphorous, it is assumed that the achievement of the orientation values … because in years with high precipitation more nitrogen leaches out of the soils. For phosphorous, it is assumed that the achievement of the orientation values …

… Ektander and Stephan Thierbach’s project Der Schweiß der Erde “[The Sweat of the Soil] seeks to continue the remediation of contaminated soil in a multiple-phase process in which soil samples are distilled into a …

… contribute to providing clean water, fresh air, a pleasant climate and fertile soils for the cultivation of crops to produce healthy food. Another useful function … programme ‘Natural Climate Protection’ (ANK). Woodlands and alluvial meadows, soils and peatlands, seas and water bodies, near-natural green spaces in urban and …

… of the energy system (Energiewende), climate protection, resource efficiency and soil protection. Some of the research projects are carried out by the Federal …

… the introduction of standards is conducive, for example regarding tree sizes and soil properties such as rootability and water absorption and water storage capacity. … the introduction of standards is conducive, for example regarding tree sizes and soil properties such as rootability and water absorption and water storage capacity. …

… substances enter the environment. Findings of pharmaceuticals in water bodies, soil, and drinking water are also discussed. Additionally, the toxicity of specific … substances enter the environment. Findings of pharmaceuticals in water bodies, soil, and drinking water are also discussed. Additionally, the toxicity of specific …

… chemicals and faeces. Above and below the earth’s surface, standing water or high soil humidity can cause typical floodwater damage to the fabric of buildings, such … hours. Owing to humid weather conditions having prevailed in the preceding weeks, soils were unable to absorb much rain; moreover the existing geological …

… others, just transition and environmental justice, pollution of air, water and soil as well as opportunities and risks for the environment posed by digitalization. …

… Transport/transport infrastructure and buildings Land and land use: Biodiversity, soil, agriculture, forestry and forest management Human health and care Urban … Transport/transport infrastructure and buildings Land and land use: Biodiversity, soil, agriculture, forestry and forest management Human health and care Urban …

… – KLU assesses reform agreement Agriculture has to become "greener" to protect soil, water and biodiversity Source: Martina Chirnielewski / Fotolia.com The …

… deer). The programme also includes abiotic samples (suspended particulate matter, soil) and samples of human body fluids (blood, urine) and hair.  France runs the … from marine, freshwater and terrestrial ecosystems in Antarctica (e.g. water, snow, soil, sediment, SPM, atmospheric particulate matter, mosses, algae, fish, molluscs … deer). The programme also includes abiotic samples (suspended particulate matter, soil) and samples of human body fluids (blood, urine) and hair.  France runs the …