Reporting Water Framework Directive 2010: syntheses on exemptions from the objective of achieving good chemical status of groundwater bodies per WFD basin
Description
These summary datasets provide information on exemptions from the objective of achieving good chemical status for each groundwater body.
- EURBDCode: basin code,
- EUGroundWaterBodyCode: water body code,
- GWB_NAME: name of the body of water,
- LinkSurfaceWaterBodies: dynamic link with bodies of surface water;
- LinkTerrestrialEcosystems: dynamic link with terrestrial ecosystems,
- Objective_BE_chim: target date for good chemical status,
QE1 ==> 3.9: quality elements determining the non-achievement of good chemical status,
- OtherRelevantPollutantCASNumber: CAS code of other pollutants,
- OtherRelevantPollutantName: name of other pollutants.
The reasons given for the exemption from good chemical status are listed among those described in Article 4:
Article4(4) - Disproportionate cost: Article4(4) - Technical feasibility
Article4(4) - Natural conditions: Article4(4) - Disproportionate costs
Article4(4) -Technical feasibility: Article4(4) - Natural conditions
Article4(5) - Disproportionate cost: Article4(5) - Technical feasibility
Article4(5) -Technical feasibility: Article 4(5) - Disproportionate costs
Article 4(6) - Accidents: Article 4(6) - Natural causes
Article 4(6) - Force Majeure: Article 4(6) - Force Majeure
Article4(6) - Natural causes: Article4(6) - Accidents
Article4(7) - New amendment: Article4(7) - New amendment
Article4(7) - Sustainable human development: Article4(7) - Sustainable human development
The main objective of the Water Framework Directive of 23 October 2000 is to achieve good status for all water bodies in Europe by 2015. These environmental objectives are specified without being formally defined in Article 4 of the Directive. Nevertheless, the Water Framework Directive (WFD) recognises that good status will be difficult to achieve for a number of water bodies in Europe and provides for mechanisms to exempt good status in Articles 4.4, 4.5, 4.6 and 4.7.
All exemptions will have to be justified on the basis of a transparent process. There are mainly five reasons to justify an exemption:
• Technical feasibility (Articles 4.4 and 4.5);
• Natural conditions (Articles 4.4 and 4.5);
• disproportionate costs (Articles 4.4 and 4.5);
• Force majeure events (for temporary exemptions) (Article 4.6);
• Implementation of projects in the public interest (Article 4.7)
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- rhone-mediterranee
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- mayotte
- eaux-souterraines
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- eau-souterraine
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- guyane
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- donnees-descriptives
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