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Soil pollution: understanding the causes, risks and solutions for healthy soil
Soil pollution primarily stems from human activities (industry, agriculture, waste). It can be chemical, organic, biological, or physical. Its consequences affect the environment (water, biodiversity), human health (carcinogenic substances, food contamination), and agricultural ecosystems. It can be diagnosed through analyses or official databases and treated through containment or remediation. In France, the law imposes obligations for prevention, information, and remediation on those responsible and sometimes on landowners.
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