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Displaying 16 - 20 of 38Regulation amending Regulation on requirements for additives to enrich soil.
This Regulation of the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, which is composed of two paragraphs and one Annex, amends conditions for using soil improvers. In particular it specifies the new form of declaration which has to be signed by an entity buying soil improvers. During the purchase it has to be declared that the improvers will be used only as soil improvers and will not be used to feed livestock.
Regulation on conditions for the introduction of sewage into water or soil and on the list of substances particularly harmful to water environment.
This Regulation of the Minister of Environment, which is composed of 30 articles and 12 Annexes, lays down: (1) the substances particularly harmful to water environment, causing pollution that should be eliminated, and the substances that are particularly harmful to water environment, causing pollution which should be limited; (2) conditions to be met for the introduction of sewage into water or soil, including maximum values of pollution, and the conditions to be met for the agricultural use of sewage; (3) the place and the minimum frequency of sampling sewage, reference methodology of ana
Act amending Environment Protection Act.
This Act lays down some amendments and addenda to Environment Protection Act.
Regulation on urban sewage sediments.
The present Regulation of the Minister of Environment, which is composed of eight paragraphs and five Annexes, establishes: (1) conditions of the use of urban sewage sediments for the following purposes: agriculture including production of feedstuffs, reclamation of land, adaptation of land to specific needs, cultivation of plants for the production of compost, cultivation of plants not intended for consumption or production of feedstuffs; (2) scope, frequency and referential methods of examinations of urban sewage sediments and lands where sediments are applied.
Act on the protection of agricultural and forest land.
This Act lays down principles of protection of agricultural and forest land, recultivation and improvement of land quality. Agricultural lands are protected by: limitation of their allocation for other purposes; prevention from degradation and devastation; recultivation; and preservation of peat areas and natural water reservoirs. Forest lands are protected by: limitation of their allocation for other purposes; prevention from degradation and devastation; restoration of land value; and prevention from reduction of productivity.