Examples of using Diffuse pollution in English and their translations into German
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Treatment of diffuse pollution sources.
The agricultural sector is the primary source of diffuse pollution.
Treatment of diffuse pollution sources.
Diffuse pollution from agricultural land is still the main source of nitrate in water.
Treatment of sources of diffuse pollution.
The problem with diffuse pollution of atrazin and diuron in the River Sure was not confirmed in 2003.
Treatment of sources of diffuse pollution.
Another example of diffuse pollution not covered by the Directive is pollution by nitrates.
The programme agreements also provide for measures to reduce diffuse pollution sources.
These measures could reduce the total diffuse pollution abatement costs for the revision of the Bathing Water Directive.
Every 5 years it will measure a number of environmental parameters such as diffuse pollution and organic matter.
Diffuse pollution significantly affects20 90% of river basin districts, 50% of surface water bodies and 33% of groundwater bodies across the EU.
It is therefore not suitable for diffuse pollution from numerous sources.
The diffuse pollution inventory for 2003 is published on the EPER website at, which also provides further information about the European PRTR.
The first will take an integrated approach to reduce diffuse pollution from agriculture, in support of the Water Framework Directive.
In certain casesthere is a paucity of information about the complex causal relationships underlying diffuse pollution and resource use.
It should lastly be madeclear that the proposal does not apply to diffuse pollution, to activities the sole purpose of which is to serve national defence.
Diffuse pollution is generally associated with atmospheric deposition, certain farming practices and inadequate waste and wastewater recycling and treatment.
However, quality improvement is mainly recorded in large rivers and diffuse pollution from agriculture remains problematic.
In catchments with considerable impact of diffuse pollution, application of codes of good practices for agriculture(in compliance with existing legislation) will already help improving bathing water quality.
The potential applications of wetland range from treatment of muni cipal andvarious types of industrial waste water, to polishing of tertiary treated water and diffuse pollution.
The results are expected to reduce diffuse pollution in the two case study areas and allow the planning and implementation of further effective mitigation zones in watersheds, which are impacted by agricultural activities.
Member States contribute to the Bathing Water report and web site by specifying which actions have been taken both in the field of urban wastewater treatmentas well a s in mastering the effects of diffuse pollution.
The quantity of water used for agriculture and the type of pollution caused(plant protection products, diffuse pollution, need to modernize irrigation techniques, etc.) differ from industrial use, and this requires a definition to be made of this type of use.
The rapporteur emphasised the complementarity of the first and third pillars, clarified the question of legitimisation, and explained that thedirective provided for an exact list of areas of application, which did not include diffuse pollution for example.
The PoMs consist of compulsory basic measures, including some taken under a number of directives that pre-date the WFD and other WFD specific, such as controls on water abstraction,discharges, diffuse pollution or the physical alteration of water bodies.
Under the key action"Sustainable management and quality of water" these priorities include research on endocrine disrupters in the following fields: ecosystem functioning, quality of drinking water,combating diffuse pollution, pre-normative and co-normative research including standardization.