Vulnerable zones nitrates 2016 by municipalities and brought to standards in Burgundy-Franche-Comté
Description
Nitrate vulnerable zones arise from the application of the Nitrates Directive, which concerns the prevention and reduction of nitrates of agricultural origin, which obliges each Member State to delimit ‘vulnerable areas’ where waters are polluted or likely to be polluted by nitrates of agricultural origin. They are defined on the basis of the results of monitoring the nitrate content of surface and groundwater fresh water. Regulatory action programmes must be implemented in areas vulnerable to nitrates and a code of good practice is implemented outside vulnerable areas. The revision of vulnerable zones following the 6th nitrate monitoring campaign was carried out in 2016 in the Loire-Bretagne and Rhône-Mediterranean basins. The zonings in force to date have been validated by prefectural decree of the prefectures coordinator of the basin. The map presented results from the assembly of the zonings in force at the regional level (zonages based on the by-laws for the designation of municipalities) and recalls, at the level of the municipality, the deadlines for bringing to standards with regard to the storage capacity of livestock manure.
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Tags
- bourgogne-franche-comte
- pollutions
- donnees-ouvertes
- dreal-bfc
- zonage-eau
- nitrates
- zones-vulnerables