Search results

… aircraft and vessels, containers, storage places, soil and other objects or material that can harbour or spread …

… European ecosystems (although this varies greatly with the soil type). The sulphur is declining very slowly, and a large … Eighty years of trampling is believed to have damaged the soil underneath irrepara- bly, and so based on this research …

… affected by the pollution of the air, the water and the soil as a result of their contamination by toxic chemicals …

… where it circulates between air, water, sediments, soil and biota in various forms. Mercury can be transported …

… 1997 under Clean Water Act and applicable to (waste)water, soil, sediment, biota/ tissues … Document available as of: 31.12.2008 HJ-77.4-2008 Soil and sediment - Determination of polychlorinated …

… flat 200 nautical miles including the fish, the subjacent soil and subsoil. 5 Gordon (1954). As did later Hardin, … right to fish in those waters belongs to the owner of the soil under those waters. However, the public may fish in non-tidal waters if the soil under those waters is crown land. In the case of …

… including human health, flora, fauna, biodiversity, soil, climate, air, water, landscape, natural sites, material …

… from the high watersheds to the coastal zone.” “Soil erosion caused by poor agricultural practices – or by …

… get more manageable field structures with less varying soil moisture. This rearranging is a challenging process, … of forming small agricultural units, the structure of the soil in the area also made intensive farming difficult. The lower (clay) soil was very tight, retaining water from winter and spring …

… of the environ- ment, such as air and atmosphere, water, soil, land, landscape and natu- ral sites, biological diver- … list include “air and atmosphere”, “water”, “soil, land, landscape and natural sites”, and “biological … to include indoor and workplace air as well. Furthermore, “soil, land, landscape and natural sites” are grouped together …