… of treatment excessive nutrients, microbial and chemical contaminants can enter soils, groundwater, drinking water and food crops and thus being not only a concern … disinfection by-products and antibiotic resistances. In order to ensure that soils, groundwater, drinking water and food products are protected from contaminants …

… and landscape quality. If, for example, more nitrogen is applied to agricultural soils by manure fertilizers (from animal farming or mineral fertilizers) than is … storage and application of manure, and nitrous oxide emissions from agricultural soils, partly as a result of high nitrogen surpluses. On the other hand, agriculture …

… the reduction of fertiliser quantities as well as measures that help to reduce soil erosion and runoff. In small and medium-sized lakes, natural riparian … the reduction of fertiliser quantities as well as measures that help to reduce soil erosion and runoff. In small and medium-sized lakes, natural riparian …

… The reduction is primarily the result of reductions in emissions from agricultural soils and fertiliser use. The calculation of emissions from land use ⁠, ⁠ land use …

… can be stipulated in development plans. These include, for example, restrictions on soil sealing and unsealing measures, near-natural rainwater management (e. g. … parks, allotments, cemeteries) for the protection, maintenance and development of soil, nature and landscape. Their designation lays the foundation for urban biotope … can be stipulated in development plans. These include, for example, restrictions on soil sealing and unsealing measures, near-natural rainwater management (e. g. …

… can trigger and aggravate respiratory diseases. It can damage forests, acidify soils and waters, reduce crop yields and corrode buildings. In particular, …

… buildings No substances should escape from building products that could endanger soil and groundwater. Source: Kara / Fotolia.com NonHazCity 3 is a European project …

… to leaking sewers can cause a local drop in the groundwater level, with risks to soil, buildings and vegetation. For example, soil material can be flushed into the sewers, leading to underground cavities with …