… and demolition companies; the packaging and solar industries) on our water, air and soil, on waste generation, and on energy and resource use are analyzed and assessed … concerns revising sewage treatment regulations aimed at minimizing air, energy, soil and resource use. Implementing and enforcing environmental regulations are … and demolition companies; the packaging and solar industries) on our water, air and soil, on waste generation, and on energy and resource use are analyzed and assessed …

… city centre: Sustainable offers as the key to revitalisation The upcoming European Soil Health Law – chances and challenges for an effective soil protection Tags Außenbereich Fläche land consumption Handelbare …

… as well. For product use can have an environmental impact on air, water and soil resources, and can even be harmful to ecosystems and biodiversity. last update … as well. For product use can have an environmental impact on air, water and soil resources, and can even be harmful to ecosystems and biodiversity. … The UBA is …

… the danger of potential (oil spill) accidents. Emissions to the air (waste gases), soil (waste), ice and ocean (sewage) are also on the rise. Furthermore shipping … the danger of potential (oil spill) accidents. Emissions to the air (waste gases), soil (waste), ice and ocean (sewage) are also on the rise. Furthermore shipping …

… promote vegetation in light of thick ice cover, little light, dry and very saline soil, and extremely short vegetation periods. A few plants have nevertheless found a … promote vegetation in light of thick ice cover, little light, dry and very saline soil, and extremely short vegetation periods. A few plants have nevertheless found a …

… disturbance of breeding penguins, destruction of egg nests, and contamination of soil and water with oil. Logistical activities have even affected the region's two … disturbance of breeding penguins, destruction of egg nests, and contamination of soil and water with oil. Logistical activities have even affected the region's two …

… point to commission a research project entitled "The Impact of Human Activities on Soil Organisms of the Maritime Antarctic and the Introduction of Non-Native Species … of the study was firstly to study the impact of human activities on Antarctic soil organisms, and secondly, to investigate the potential introduction of species …

… Soil biodiversity loss An earthworm in its natural habitat. Source: S. Marahrens / Umweltbundesamt The world’s soils are neither barren nor dead, for they constitute the habitats of one trillion …

… Soil compaction Farm machinery tends to compact the soil. Source: S. Marahrens / … soil, the more resistant the soil will be to compaction. Hence loamy and sandy soils are more stable than silty and sandy soil. Many factors have an influence on …

… Soil pollutants The actual composition of soil can only be determined through … are released due to weathering. For example, ore mineral deposits in near-surface soils (mineralization) induced by weathering can result in elevated concentrations … preventing eutrophication and a long term pH decrease – assuming of course that the soil’s capacity in this regard is not exhausted. But the extent to which pollutants …