Traduction de «groupe de l'aménagement des sols » (Français → Anglais) :

Support should be given to the production of biomass by improving access to water and other soil factors (soil structure and aeration, availability of nutrients, pH value, biological activity of soil), careful tillage, pasture farming and sustainable management of grassland, integrated agricultural production, including best practices from organic and conventional farming, i.e. crop ...[+++] rotation, the cultivation of leguminous crops, the recovery of organic waste, composting and creating winter plant cover for fields, etc.

(11d) Member States should be allowed to base measures restricting or prohibiting the cultivation of a GMO or of groups of GMOs defined by crop or trait or of all GMOs also on other grounds that may include land use, town and country planning, or other legitimate factors including those relating to cultural traditions.

41. Supports the Commission in its approach to increase public knowledge of contaminated sites or sites which may be threatened with contamination and the transparency of land transactions based on local land development plans, in particular through the establishment of the soil status report and especially for places where activities with potential to cause soil contamination have been or are being carried out;

22. Highlights the need to integrate soil protection objectives in spatial planning strategies and to commit itself to the further development of the European Spatial Development Perspective; calls on the Commission, in the communication that it is due to submit in 2003 on "Planning and Environment – the territorial dimension", to study ways of preventing the soil sealing which occurs when new areas are assigned for urban development and infrastructure; calls for rules to be introduced bringing land use into line with soil characteristics, taking account of social values, and putting an end to the indiscriminate sealing of land;

21. Highlights the need to integrate soil protection objectives in spatial planning strategies and to commit itself to the further development of the European Spatial Development Perspective; calls on the Commission, in the communication that it is due to submit in 2003 on ‘Planning and Environment – the territorial dimension’, to study ways of preventing the soil sealing which occurs when new areas are assigned for urban development and infrastructure; calls for rules to be introduced bringing land use into line with soil characteristics, taking account of social values, and putting an end to the indiscriminate sealing of land;

7. Calls on the Commission, in the communication that it is due to submit in 2003 on ‘Planning and Environment – the territorial dimension’, to study ways of preventing the soil sealing which occurs when new areas are assigned for urban development and infrastructure;