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Pouryère supports local authorities

Offer your constituents an environmental study of their plot of land

Why propose this approach to your constituents?

Soil quality is a major public health and ecological transition issue. Through a personalized environmental assessment of their garden , your constituents can:

  • Understanding the quality of their soil; Identifying any potential contamination (heavy metals, pollutants, etc.)
  • To enhance the value of their plot in a sustainable manner
  • Adopting the right habits to protect their health and the environment
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A turnkey project for local authorities

Pouryère offers a simple, educational and professional solution to implement in your municipality or group of municipalities:

  • Distribution of testing kits to interested residents
  • Logistical support throughout the project
  • Analysis in a certified laboratory (heavy metals, pH, organic matter, etc.)
  • Interpretation of results according to reference thresholds (INERIS, ANSES, etc.)
  • Clear reporting through indicators and recommendations.

An innovative tool: the CERTISCORE

Each analysis results in a score called Certiscore , an easy-to-read environmental index, comprising:

  • An overall soil quality score
  • Thematic indicators (fertility, pollution, biodiversity)
  • Practical tips for improving the quality of your garden

GIS mapping of results

We provide you with an interactive GIS map including:

  • Visualizing results at the municipal or territorial level
  • Anonymized data accessible as open data
  • Environmental monitoring tool for your public policies
  • Awareness support for citizens
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A concrete, ecological and civic approach

Integrating soil studies into your environmental policies means:

  • Involving citizens in understanding their environment
  • Promoting biodiversity and ecological soil management
  • Better anticipate the challenges of diffuse pollution and environmental health
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Frequently Asked Questions About Soil Testing

A soil analysis helps you understand the composition and health of your land. It helps identify the potential presence of pollutants and determine nutrient requirements to promote optimal plant growth.

The process includes:

  1. Sampling : taking representative samples from your plot.
  2. Laboratory analysis : samples are analyzed in a COFRAC accredited laboratory to guarantee reliable results.
  3. Detailed report : you receive a report with an overall rating of the health of your soil and personalized advice for its improvement.
  • PCBs : Polychlorinated biphenyls, chemical compounds formerly used in electrical equipment.
  • HCT : Total hydrocarbons, mainly from oil spills and its derivatives.
  • PAHs : Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, resulting from the incomplete combustion of organic matter.
  • BTEX : Acronym for Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene and Xylenes, volatile organic compounds often found in solvents and fuels.

Pouryère specializes in assessing the health of garden soils for individuals. It offers:

  • Analyses carried out in COFRAC accredited laboratories.
  • Detailed reports with practical and personalized advice.
  • A commitment to environmental preservation and the safety of green spaces.

Clues such as unusual odors, soil discoloration, sparse vegetation, or a history of industrial activity on the land may suggest possible pollution. In these cases, a soil test is recommended to confirm the presence of contaminants.

It allows you to: