Examples of using Surface water in English and their translations into Danish
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Member States may at any time fix more stringent values for surface water than those laid down in this Directive.
Most of the phosphorus loading of surface water is attributable to discharges from point sources,
The surface water runs in a 13 kilometer long pipeline from Tissø to Kalundborg Utility,
Surface water now flows away better
Surface water can now drain off better
one third of our drinking water, is extracted from surface water in the Netherlands.
I want to say that protection of the aquatic environment, both surface water and groundwater, is probably one of our most important duties of all.
A generally larger run-off of storm water in the Baltic region could make the surface water in the inner Danish waters less saline.
Only in 2012 could be seen that the ice began to thaw forming surface water.
The first wave of European water legislation began with the surface water directive in 1975 and culminated in the drinking water directive in 1980.
Surface water samples must be representative of the quality of the water at the sampling point as defined in Article 5(4)
Profender should not be allowed to enter surface water as emodepside has shown harmful effects on aquatic organisms.
natural resources, surface water and groundwater quality, health and human life.
development and manufacture of surface water drainage systems.
as safe as possible, and we need to combat surface water pollution.
which means that the quality of the surface water which heads our way is of key importance.
the consequences are longer-lasting than when surface water is polluted.
excess surface water and irregular distribution of rainfall.
the rest relies on surface water.
Outline of the questionnaire on Council Directive 79/869/EEC of 9 October 1979 concerning the methods of measurement and frequencies of sampling and analysis of surface water intended for the abstraction of drinking water in the Member States'', as last amended by Directive 91/692/EEC.