Reporting Water Framework Directive 2010: summaries on pressures and impacts on groundwater bodies per WFD basin

Description

These synthesis datasets provide information on pressures and impacts for each groundwater body: - EURBDCode: basin code, - EUGroundWaterBodyCode: water body code, - GWB_NAME: name of the body of water, - LinkSurfaceWaterBodies: link with bodies of surface water; - LinkTerrestrialEcosystems: link with terrestrial ecosystems; The list of pressures present on water bodies among: 1 Point Sources: – Point-in-time pollution, 2 Broadcast Sources: – Diffuse pollution, 3 Abstraction: – Levy, 4 Artificial Recharge: – Artificial charging, 5 Saltwater Intrusion: – Salt intrusion, 6 Other Pressures: – Other pressures, 1.1 Item - Contaminated Sites: – P Spot – Contaminated sites, 1.2 Point - Waste Disposal Sites: – P Spot - Discharge, 1.3 Point - Oil Industry: – P Spot – Oil industry, 1.4 Point - Mine Waters-: Point P – Mine waters, 1.5 Point - Discharges To Ground:– P Spot ground discharge, 1.6 Point - Other:– P Spot – Other, 2.1 Diffuse - Agriculture:– P Diffuse - Agriculture, 2.2 Diffuse - Non-sewered Population:– P Diffuse - Non-connected population 2.3 Diffuse - Urban Land Use:– P Diffuse - Urbanised areas, 2.4 Diffuse - Other:– P Diffuse - Other, 3.1 Abstraction – Agriculture: – Levy – Agriculture, 3.2 Abstraction - Public Water Supply: – Levy – Drinking water supply, 3.3 Abstraction - Industry (aggregated): – Levy – Industrial use (aggregation), 3.3.1 Abstraction - IPPC industries:– Levy - IPPC industries, 3.3.2 Abstraction - Non-IPPC industries: – Levy – Non-IPPC industries, 3.4 Abstraction – Quarries: – Levy – Careers, 3.5 Abstraction – Other: – Levy – Other, 4.1 Recharge – Discharges: – Recharge – Discharges, 4.2 Recharge – Returns: – Recharge – Refunds, 4.3 Refill - Mine water rebound: – Recharge – Refund, 4.4 Recharge – Other: – Recharge – Other, 5.1 Saltwater intrusion: – Salt intrusion, 5.2 Other intrusion: – Other intrusion, Other types of pressures The list of impacts present on the body of water among: - Anthropogenic Decrease: Anthropogenic changes in groundwater levels leading to a significant decrease in the ecological and qualitative status of associated surface waters - Chemical Decrease: Chemical composition of groundwater leading to a significant decrease in the ecological and qualitative status of associated surface waters - Anthropogenic Damage: Anthropogenic changes in groundwater levels causing significant damage to terrestrial ecosystems that are directly dependent on the groundwater body - Chemical Damage: Chemical composition of groundwater causing significant damage to terrestrial ecosystems that are directly dependent on the groundwater body - Altered Habitat: Altered habitat in dependent terrestrial or aquatic ecosystems (including non-protected areas) - Substitution population: Population changes Pressure is defined as the translation of the exercise of a human activity that may have an impact on aquatic environments. These may include discharges, water withdrawals, artificialisation of aquatic environments, fishing catches, etc. In the context of the implementation of the Water Framework Directive (WFD), the concept of ‘pressure on media’ is part of the conceptual framework of the DPSIR model (‘Driving forces – Pressures – State – Impacts – Responses’, or ‘Driving forces or activities – Pressures causing a change of state in space and time – State describing media – Impacts, consequences of actions – Responses or corrective actions’) used by the European Environment Agency. The pressures generated can be classified according to their impact on the aquatic environment by distinguishing those that modify its quality, its hydrology, its hydromorphology or its biology. They can also be classified according to whether they act directly on the aquatic environment (point or diffuse discharges, pollution and sampling) or indirectly (land uses, hydromorphological alterations, etc.). The study of pressures makes it possible to limit impacts on the environment and nuisances, to better manage resources and to protect the living environment.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
0 https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/a63bc4eb-9351-4270-bf04-1b37fe909ae6

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  • qualite-et-surveillance-de-leau-programmes-de-surveillance-reseaux-de-mesure
  • pollution-par-lagriculture
  • eau
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  • pollution-de-leau
  • qualite-de-lenvironnement
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  • donnees-qualitatives
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  • impact-sur-lenvironnement
  • seine-normandie
  • rhone-mediterranee
  • cadre-reglementaire-donnees-issues-de-rapportages-collecte-de-donnees-pour-les-indicateurs
  • mayotte
  • eaux-souterraines
  • donnees-ouvertes
  • eau-souterraine
  • reunion
  • guyane
  • rhin-meuse
  • donnees-descriptives
  • zones-de-gestion-de-restriction-ou-de-reglementation-et-unites-de-declaration
  • pesticide
  • politique-communautaire-de-lenvironnement
  • guadeloupe
  • artois-picardie
  • polluant-de-leau
  • france-metropolitaine
  • hvd
  • etat-du-milieu-qualite-quantite
  • observation-de-la-terre-et-environnement
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