Examples of using Soil functions in English and their translations into Dutch
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The aim of this Directive is to ensure the protection of soil, based on the principles of preservation of soil functions, prevention of soil degradation,
optimising soil function, facilitating knowledge transfer
optimising soil function, facilitating knowledge transfer
innovation, optimising soil function, facilitating knowledge transfer
wetland ecosystems, soil functioning and water quality; the driving role
The requirement for land users to take precautionary measures when their use of the soil can be expected to significantly hamper soil functions.
In addition soil functions enormously contribute to areas such as biodiversity
In the public interest, therefore, land users should be required to take precautionary measures when their use of the soil can be expected to significantly hamper soil functions.
deliver information on changing soil parameters, important for soil functions, such as nutrient status,
Better understanding of the structure and functioning of terrestrial and marine ecosystems, including the assessment of soil functions and degradation processes; tools for assessing water quality status,
Erosion is not only a serious problem for soil functions(estimated to cost €53 million per year in the United Kingdom alone31); it also has
to mitigate its effects by using construction techniques that allow maintaining as many soil functions as possible.
Member States shall ensure that any land user whose actions affect the soil in a way that can reasonably be expected to hamper significantly the soil functions referred to in Article 1(1)
For the purposes of preserving the soil functions referred to in Article 1(1), Member States shall
For the purposes of preserving the soil functions referred to in Article 1(1), Member States shall take appropriate and proportionate measures to limit the intentional or unintentional introduction of dangerous substances on or in the soil, excluding those due to air deposition and those due to a natural phenomenon of exceptional, inevitable and irresistible character, in order to avoid accumulation that would hamper soil functions or give rise to significant risks to human health
Built-up areas have a heavy impact on soil function: where the topsoil is taken off during construction,
Human activity affects soil functions and soil use in various ways.
Soil also functions as a purification system.
This Communication describes the functions of soil, which include.
influence on soil life and soil functions".