Examples of using Diffuse pollution in English and their translations into Dutch
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combating diffuse pollution, pre-normative and co-normative research including standardization.
with controls of emissions and of diffuse pollution combined with the setting of more stringent emission controls,
Every 5 years it will measure a number of environmental parameters such as diffuse pollution and organic matter.
The system would not apply to diffuse pollution, such as the damage inflicted on agriculture by traffic;
The increasing importance of diffuse pollution can also be addressed in particular through emission reduction programmes that must be established for relevant substances by Member States.
substance emission limits to tackle the problems arising from point and diffuse pollution of water bodies.
Clarification is required on the conditions under which indirect discharges, e.g. including diffuse pollution, may be authorised through the programme of basic measures set out in Article 11(3) of the WFD.
As for diffuse pollution, the process of identifying vulnerable areas is underway;
from contaminated land, waste disposal sites and sediments or diffuse pollution originating from land-use practices.
for this kind of diffuse pollution, and the delayed effect on the aquatic environment, practical issues could be:- to define classes of response delay which take into account a realistic timescale for change in farmers' practices, soil behaviour
direct access of cattle to rivers may cause significant diffuse microbiological pollution of bathing waters12 13.
The locations may be influenced by diffuse pollution occurring on a national scale.
The agricultural sector is the primary source of diffuse pollution.
Treatment of diffuse pollution.
Diffuse pollution is generally associated with atmospheric deposition,
The first will take an integrated approach to reduce diffuse pollution from agriculture, in support of the Water Framework Directive.
Diffuse pollution from agricultural land is still the main source of nitrate in water.
In certain cases there is a paucity of information about the complex causal relationships underlying diffuse pollution and resource use.
The problem with diffuse pollution of atrazin and diuron in the River Sure was not confirmed in 2003.