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Background After the oceans, soil represents the second largest carbon pool on the planet. However, pollution and loss of soil biodiversity reduces the ability of soils to regulate the composition of the atmosphere, diminishing their role in absorbing carbon and counteracting global warming. At the same time, soil erosion is a serious environmental proble ...
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...are narrowly interspersed with other dry grassland types. The sub-Pannonian steppes and dry grasslands provide extreme habitat conditions, which result from the dry climate, the poor development of soil and the location's barren setting. They offer a habitat for many highly specialised animal and plant species and are characterised by high biodiversity. Among them numerous species are distributed ...
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...on (AD) process has direct environmental benefits; it contributes to the supply of a ‘clean energy’ while reducing the negative impact of organic waste on the environment (odours, leaching, soil and water pollution and pathogens). AD avoids the release of CO2 and CH4 into the atmosphere, and moreover, the biogas produced can replace the use of fossil fuels with associated GHG reduction. The bi ...
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..., reshaping the land profile, restoring an adequate water regime and mowing; while 32.79 ha of dry heaths was restored by removing tree, shrubs and top soil. Some of the horseshoe-shaped reed islands needed to be replanted (e.g. due to grazing by geese), while regular pond maintenance may be needed to counteract the risk of bridges forming, thus exposing bittern on the islands to predation (e.g. ...
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...ected to contribute to the integrated management of existing farming activities. Integrated management of cultivated species could have an enormous impact on the environment with regards to water and soil quality, biodiversity and landscape preservation. As well as energy benefits, replacing fossil fuels helps minimise the environmental impact of fossil fuel consumption, particularly in decentrali ...
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...the monitoring of water resources. This is based on UAV (unmanned aerial vehicles) technology, able to cover extensive water areas and to provide data that could also be extrapolated to air and soil. The idea is to bridge the gap between satellite remote sensing (with critical limitations in spatial and temporal resolution) and airborne remote sensing (very expensive at regional scale). Specific ...
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...nts); energy (by obtaining biogas through anaerobic digestion of industrial wastewater and organic solid wastes with high organic content); and agriculture (by obtaining mature organic soil amendments through an aerobic process that can be used both for improving soil quality and as a substitute for non-renewable peat). The information generated in the project demonstrations could help industrie ...
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LIFE SURE - Sediment Uptake and Remediation on Ecological basis (LIFE SURE)

Date du début: 1 août 2016, Date de fin: 31 juil. 2020,

...ich occur when dead biota and particles accumulate at the bottom, adding to the sediments. This process is sped up by climate change and human activities, such as river straightening, leaving exposed soil in fields and paving/sealing land, which all increase the outflow of particles to shallow water bodies and contribute to further sedimentation. Due to human activities, these sediments might co ...
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Bio Guardrail 4 yoUr Safety LIFE 2015 (BG4US LIFE 2015)

Date du début: 1 sept. 2016, Date de fin: 1 sept. 2019,

...ements for their production are very high, while on the other, during the lifetime of these guardrails, a considerable amount of zinc is emitted into the environment via corrosion, which leaches into soils, groundwater and surface water. Zinc adversely influences the biodiversity of plants and micro-organisms, and by accumulating in plants and animals in the food chain can cause human health probl ...
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...owever, mine production mainly takes place outside of the European Union, whose mine output (in New Caledonia, Greece, Spain and Finland) represents only 8.6% of total world production. Nickel-rich soils, such as ultramafic or serpentine soils (unattractive for agriculture in terms of fertility and productivity) are abandoned by local farmers, but have a high potential for metal recovery with ap ...
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... degraded areas (old quarry sites) through a series of projects and actions that enabled various objectives/functions to be fulfilled simultaneously: biodiversity enhancement, habitat creation, soil erosion reduction, noise reduction, CO2 fixing, acoustic and visual impact minimisation, etc. In addition, these activities fulfilled educational andinformation purposes. B) Providing information and ...
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... arts route. - Information evenings and brochures aimed at the general public. - Information videos. Expected results: A total of 79,64 ha of the habitat relic forests on alluvial soil, and a total of 10.23 ha of the habitat 'natural eutrophic lakes with Magnopotamion or Hydrocharition-type vegetation' will be restored; The area will obtain the protection status of a Flemish nature and fores ...
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...from the mining industry. Specific objectives include: Turning landfill mining into a useful tool for the recovery of useful materials, especially ferrous and non-ferrous metals, landfill capacity, soil material, recyclable materials (such plastic and paper products) and land, as in the case of old landfills, which will lead to drawing up of successful rehabilitation scheme with a minimal enviro ...
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Background The city of Zaragoza in north-east Spain has historically been surrounded by fertile alluvial soils providing high productivity for the growing of fruits and vegetables. These peri-urban ‘Gardens of Zaragoza’ (Huerta de Zaragoza) were able to meet local demand for these natural products. As recently as 2003, Zaragoza had 2 600 ha dedicated ...
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...14% of the EU’s livestock, producing around 76 million tonnes of manure every year. About 70% of this manure is used as fertiliser, giving a new use. However, mismanagement of manure can lead to soil, air (greenhouse gas emissions) and water pollution (eutrophication). The plastic industry is another important source of waste and pollution. Between 2009 and 2010, world production of plastic inc ...
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...ut their life cycle. This tool will allow environmental, health and safety impacts of future textile materials to be properly evaluated during their design stage; Emissions to air, soil and water will be reduced by 5% to 10%, depending on the specific measures implemented; The development of this tool will serve as a basis for the further development of a network to share data with stakeholders, ...
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...achievement of significant reductions of CO2 emissions from vineyards, and the improvement of climate governance with new land-use practices that improve the profitability of vineyards, halt soil degradation and enhance soil resilience and biodiversity in arid climatic conditions. The project will apply a circular economy principle to vineyard pruning waste, converting it into a substrate that ca ...
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...ptations measures; Three reports on resilience options, including best practice examples; Four factsheets of good practices on resilience in the context of urban flooding, flash floods, soil erosion and heat waves; Factsheets about funding programmes supporting climate change adaptation at municipal level; 29 workshops/information events with the municipalities of the three project regions to ...
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... and Italy. The project evolved on two planes. THE SCIENTIFC plane focuses on the acquisition of information on the concept of ecosystem and protected area, their characteristic flora, fauna and soil. Activities included: Cognitive – study activities, research, elaborations of diagrams, grids and file cards-typical medicinal plants. Pragmatic – outdoor experiences: trekking, orienteering, collec ...
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...ith the Code of Good Agricultural Practice 2. to allow the use of fertilizers and pesticides, but only after analysis and accurate diagnosis of the needs of each crop and according to the particular soil conditions of each region and 3. To focus on producing high quality products. The training will cover both theoretical training in the host institution and internships - which will be given spe ...
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..., some of which have an impact on human health. More specifically, the problems affect people employed in the seed industry and in farming, birds are contaminated when picking up seeds in the fields, soil and groundwater is also contaminated and there is a need to treat leftover seeds as chemical waste. The EU has expressed concern, in the 6th Environment Action Plan, about the use of pesticides, ...
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...unified country control andwater management system. It further involved the establishment of sustainable crossborderwater management policy, a unified management of regional waters, sustainableuse of soil, etc. Achievements: Please refer to the 'Description' field, whic ...
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Sustainable Operations Network in the Danube Region (SONDAR+)

Date du début: 31 oct. 2015, Date de fin: 29 juin 2016,

...o strengthen and widen SUSTAINABLE OPERATIONS between science, local and regional alliances, schools and the public to all Danube Countries. Initiatives and best practice will be arranged to protect soil and restore biodiversity (Soil-biodiversity-map, harmonised Soilinformations for Public and Stakeholders = to preserve cultural heritage and natural values = Heritage Training- & Know-How-Stations ...
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...lly-friendly way. Also the Community policy (EC Reg. 1257/97) promotes production methods compatible with the increasing needs of protection and improvement of the environment, natural resources, the soil and genetic diversity, as well as with the need to safeguard natural spaces and landscapes for sustainable agricultural development. Different studies prove that organic farming requires more lab ...
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...ng and testing a coherent Framework aimed to support rational design and implementation of local strategies for environmental risks' prevention and management, specified for territories threatened by soil or water pollution. The GuardEn Framework will base upon- and will integrate relevant scientific approaches and methods, whilst stresses on: a) Planned and active involvement in the relevant proc ...
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...and demonstrate a series of pilot applications based on the needs of the project participants. Applications and solutions will be demonstrated under new conditions such as different terrain, climate, soil and other structural conditions. The transnational cooperation between triple helix actors involves a wide range of stakeholders from industry, research and public authorities and will result in ...
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The aim of the project is to improve the quality and minimise pollution of soil and groundwater by developing an integrated approach to tackle the threats caused by contamination with chlorinated solvents in urban areas. Chlorinated solvents according are amongst the most common soil and groundwater contaminants due to their widespread use as dry-cleaning solvents and degreasing agents (annex ...
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Circular flow land use management (CIRCUSE)

Date du début: 28 févr. 2010, Date de fin: 27 févr. 2013,

...d use patterns that are neither competitive (e. g. in attracting viable economies, efficiently providing infrastructures) nor sustainable. Dispersed land use patterns with their high demands of land, soil and energy accelerate the process of climate change.In the consequence CIRCUSE will develop and implement a climate friendly land use concepts in coherence with new instruments and pilot actions. ...
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Climate changing soils (Biochar)

Date du début: 30 sept. 2009, Date de fin: 30 oct. 2013,

...ct concerns BioChar (BC), which is a product of biomass-to-energy processing systems, and has as its aim in raising awareness and building confidence in BC as a way of capturing carbon and increasing soil quality and stability in order to make the soil climate change resilient. The concept of BioChar (BC) is relatively new and only practiced in US, Canada and Australia. In order to keep up with in ...
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...features in five vineyards and five carob groves including hedgerows, brush piles and carob groves; 4. Assessment of three key ecosystem services – biological control, carbon sequestration, and soil formation – supplied by vineyards and carob groves; 5. Production of a 40-page manual on sustainable farming practices for viticulture and carob growing; 6. Training of 30 vineyard growers and 3 ...
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WİTHOUT DİFFERENCE (FARK YOK)

Date du début: 29 déc. 2014, Date de fin: 28 mars 2015,

...e to a wider audience with 42 youth from different countries, in different colors and with different religious beliefs . Europe try to keep away from unnecessary thoughts and many bigots from its soil. Racism and xenophobia come at the beginning of them. In our project, these topics are always in the foreground with racism on the part of both the purpose and target of our project is to finish hi ...
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Background Over 60% of hillsides around the Mediterranean are characterised by steep clay soils, which over the past 100 years have been increasingly deforested, causing extensive shallow land-sliding and catastrophic hydrological events such as floods. The occurrence of shallow landslides is strongly related to variations in water management, soil proper ...
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...d, or as a last resort, disposed of in an environmentally safe manner. The environmental problem addressed by this project is the pollution created by the industrial waste in all media (air, water, soil). Objectives The overall scope of the proposed project is the improved environmental performance of the industrial se ...
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INTEGRATED RECYCLING PLANT FOR AGRICULTURAL PLASTICS (LIFE GENPLAST)

Date du début: 1 juin 2003, Date de fin: 31 mai 2005,

...process, combining the recycling technology with the transformation technology. The specific objectives were: •To eliminate the negative environmental impacts of discarded plastic such as soil contamination, surface and groundwater pollution and the visual impact on the landscape. •To prevent the accumulation of plastic at rubbish dumps, increase the life cycle and save resources. • ...
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Integrated Solid Waste Management for Al Fayoum and Etsa (ISOWA)

Date du début: 1 déc. 2004, Date de fin: 31 mai 2007,

... solid waste and its disposal in desert dumpsites. This uncontrolled disposal of waste is also starting to cause a variety of environmental problems, such as emissions from stored waste and water and soil pollution. Unfortunately, the waste management capacity of the city councils of Fayoum and Etsa is weak. Objectives ...
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Habitat restoration in Landschap De Liereman (Liereman)

Date du début: 1 janv. 2004, Date de fin: 30 sept. 2010,

... De Liereman is a complex area of habitats in Flanders laid out in a mosaic pattern. It includes wet depressions and steep continental dunes. The ecological gradients between sandy, loamy and peaty soils and the associated vegetation communities make this an outstanding landscape. After the deforestation of the Middle Ages, heathland developed in combination with small-scale grasslands and arabl ...
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... only limited recovery of energy. The impact of sludge as a fertiliser has not been fully investigated. Cadmium levels are generally high in sewage sludge and, as a result, also in agricultural soil in some parts of Europe. As well as spreading heavy metal, using sludge as a fertiliser releases infectious pathogens and complex organic substances into the environment. ...
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... Weed control methods used for hard surfaces (such as pavements) generate several environmentally damaging side effects, including run-off of herbicides and contamination of soil and groundwater. In the Netherlands alone, some 60,000kg of active ingredients is used on hard surfaces annually. The most commonly used herbicide, glyphosate, is sometimes found to be above the ...
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...ea. This innovative spatial planning tool involves assessing and coordinating management decisions for different environmental and socio-economic factors such as: Air, water, landscape and soil quality; Agricultural, food and handcrafted products; Noise control, waste management and energy saving; as well as Sustainable tourism, transport and other services. AGEMAS’ innovative aspects were ...
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...supplied by farmers in the catchment basins of wetlands and applying a “bottom-up” approach of the concept of integrated land management. Concrete project objectives were to: Reduce soil losses caused by erosion Increase the primary and secondary biological productivity of wetlands by increased water transparency Implement training activities relating to conservation and integrated product ...
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