Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Nitrate pollution in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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protection of the environment, including codes of good farming practice should help to prevent nitrate pollution.
are likely to be, affected by nitrate pollution.
intensive agricultural sectors(pigs and poultry), there is thus more reliance on environmental legislation itself to regulate nitrate pollution.
identify vulnerable zones, and establish action programmes for such zones in order to control nitrate pollution.
This directive aims at preventing nitrate pollution of water by reducing nitrate in the soil coming from excessive use of chemical fertilizers,
there is no evidence to suggest that the measures laid down in the directive will not have a significant effect on nitrate pollution when they have had the opportunity to take effect.
Water Framework Directive(Annex VI) and a mechanism for reversing nitrate pollution trends under the Groundwater Directive Annex IV, part B.
The diffuse nature of nitrate pollution makes its reduction a challenge for Community environmental policies,
the inseparable link between the environment and agriculture, nitrate pollution is a major factor to be considered when framing specific measures.
the protection of waters against nitrate pollution and air quality management.
the quantity of human dejecta produced by one person(and transformed into nitrate pollution by conventional sanitation)
Environment: Commission asks Greece to protect its water resources against nitrates pollution.
The Directive on Nitrates Pollution from Agricultural Sources.
Despite these trends, Germany has not taken sufficient additional measures to effectively address nitrates pollution and revise its relevant legislation to comply with the EU rules on nitrates. .
Moreover, it is intended to complement the Directives on urban wastewater treatment and nitrates pollution from agricultural sources.
Poland has still has not designated a sufficient number of zones that are vulnerable to nitrates pollution, and measures to effectively combat nitrates pollution in these zones have not been adopted.
Greece has still not designated a number of zones that are vulnerable to nitrates pollution, and it has yet to adopt measures to effectively combat nitrates pollution in these zones.
Germany over bathing water and nitrates pollution, Belgium over bathing water quality,
Nitrates pollution continues to be the biggest
Nitrate pollution: Commission acts against the Netherlands.