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Breakdown of activities causing local soil contamination.

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Created : Nov 12, 2009 Published : Jan 01, 2002 Last modified : Nov 29, 2012 11:37 AM

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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

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Mar 17, 2005 - Breakdown of industrial and commercial branches responsible for local soil contamination in selected countries as % of total

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CSI015 | soil | CSI | assessment07 | terrestrial

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Data for Belgium refer only to Flanders and the Brussels region Time coverage: 2006; Belgium, Croatia: 2004; Spain: 2002

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Soil contamination 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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