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Soil contamination

Created : Nov 13, 2009 Published : Jan 01, 2002 Last modified : Nov 29, 2012 11:57 AM
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The dataset on soil contamination contains information provided on a regular basis by EIONET countries on the following issues: Progress in the management of contaminated sites; Expenditure and estimated costs; Industrial and commercial branches responsible for local soil contamination; Main contaminants affecting soil and groundwater
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European data

Problem areas of contaminated sites
Progress in management of contaminated sites

indicator data set

Additional information

Structure and definitions

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Reporting obligations (ROD)
Last upload:
31 Aug 2007
Tags:
CSI | soil | DISMED | CSI015 | expenditure | desertification | contamination | EEA owned data sets
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EEA standard re-use policy: unless otherwise indicated, re-use of content on the EEA website for commercial or non-commercial purposes is permitted free of charge, provided that the source is acknowledged (http://www.eea.europa.eu/legal/copyright). Copyright holder: European Environment Agency (EEA).
Data sources

The European Topic Centre on Terrestrial Environment. Date of delivery (date sent to the Data Service): 31 Aug 2007.

Owners:
European Environment Agency (EEA)
Processors:
The European Topic Centre on Land Use and Spatial Information
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The dataset is maintained for EEA by the European Topic Centre on Terrestrial Environment.

 

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Estimated allocation of public and private expenditures for management of contaminated sites by country Estimated allocation of public and private expenditures for management of contaminated sites by country The graph shows the estimated allocation of public and private expenditure for site remediation.Values on top indicate total annual management expenditure in Million euro
Annual national expenditures for management of contaminated sites per unit of GDP Annual national expenditures for management of contaminated sites per unit of GDP The graph shows annual expenditure for the management of contaminated sites as o/oo of GDP
Breakdown of activities causing local soil contamination. Breakdown of activities causing local soil contamination. The graph shows a breakdown of the main sources causing soil contamination by country as % of the number of sites where preliminary investigations have been completed
Detailed analysis of industrial and commercial activities causing soil contamination by country Detailed analysis of industrial and commercial activities causing soil contamination by country The graph shows a breakdown of the industrial and commercial activities causing soil contamination as % of the number of sites for each branch of activity
Overview of progress in the management of contaminated sites in Europe Overview of progress in the management of contaminated sites in Europe The graphs shows the status in investigation and clean-up of contaminated sites in Europe
Remediation technologies Remediation technologies The graph shows remediation technologies applied in the surveyed countries as percentages of number of sites per type of treatment
Overview of activities causing soil contamination in Europe Overview of activities causing soil contamination in Europe The graph shows a breakdown of the main sources causing soil contamination in Europe as % of the number of sites where preliminary investigations have been completed
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