Übersetzung für "Degraded soil" in Deutsch

This chapter describes the causes and features of degraded soil.

Under normal agricultural conditions camphechlor is degraded in soil by microbial and photochemical reactions.

In addition, the materials are readily compostable and are substantially or fully degraded in the soil.

These genetically engineered strains can thrive even in degraded soil, so that people no longer have to turn to the more toxic varieties.

In addition, efficient, science-based, targeted measures such as drainage, regenerative felling, thinning, ash spreading and fertilisation of degraded soil should be considered, since they increase forest yields and the potential for CO2 removal.

Further, he described the key role of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in the re-cultivation of degraded areas of soil in tropical areas of the Amazon basin.

If PER escapes into the environment, this can lead to long-term soil impurities and substantial restrictions when using groundwater for drinking water recovery, since PER is not or hardly degraded in the soil and in the groundwater.

More particularly, the high-swellability polymers are to have maximum water absorption capacity and are to be very substantially or fully degraded in the soil.

In the sense of the invention, the term “biodegradable wastes” comprises besides bio-waste as defined herein, further also all organic wastes of animal or plant origin from agriculture and forestry that can be degraded by microorganisms, soil-living organisms or enzymes.

In the sense of the invention, the term “bio-waste” relates to all organic wastes of animal or plant origin that is generated in a household or factory and can be degraded by microorganisms, soil-living organisms or enzymes.

Bamboo is a strategic resource that many countries are increasingly using to restore degraded soil and reverse the dangers of desertification.

The organic toothbrush comes in an eco-friendly cardboard packaging that is recyclable or can be degraded in the soil.

A research team working under Professor Bernhard Hauer from the Institute of Biochemistry and Technical Biochemistry at the University of Stuttgart has now been able to show for the first time how diclofenac can be degraded in the soil and what hinders the degradation.

Because those who follow us will have to fight against warming nuclear waste as the tip of the iceberg of our legacy: dirty oceans, degraded soil, sealed areas and rivers that dried up, rising sea levels and all kinds of environmental catastrophes caused by us.

The non-fluorinated parts of polyfluorinated compounds (telomer compounds) can be degraded in soil, which leads to the formation of fluorinated intermediates and short-chain and highly mobile perfluoralkyl carbonic acids as dead-end products.

The deal is also inhumane because it grants nothing more than charity to the global South, instead of enshrining the right to be compensated for degraded soil, sinking islands or disappearing glaciers and aquifers.

In one of the three Rio Declarations more than 190 countries have in the meantime entered a binding agreement to implement respective measures for fighting desertification and ameliorating already degraded soil.

Degradation of the soil is often the result of inappropriate human activity in the areas of agriculture and forestry.

Current European legislation does not appear to prevent degradation of the soil.

One: degraded soils have diminished potential to support plant productivity.

Hence, soil degradation continues.

Hence, soil degradation still continues.

Soil degradation is a serious problem in Europe.

Soil degradation processes are driven or exacerbated by human activity.

Soil degradation caused by human activities contributes to climate change.

Soil degradation affects other environmental areas for which Community legislation exists.

Their rapid degradation in the soil after excretion by the treated organism is advantageous.

Monensin degrades in soil within 4 weeks.