3. Impact of contamination on soil biodiversity
3.1 Biodiversity in soils
In 2008, research estimated that 75% of the Earth's soils were already under the influence of human activity. . Today, over 55% of the world's population lives in "urban" or "peri-urban" areas, with direct or indirect impacts on the biodiversity of the soils hosting this urban population. Soil is a fabulous reservoir of biodiversity, both taxonomic and functional, which must be preserved. Indeed, this biodiversity underpins many environmental functions and ecosystem services (see § 1.1.2) provided by soils. With the...
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Bibliography
Websites
POLLUSOLS" project:
https://osuna.univ-nantes.fr/recherche/projets-de-recherche/pollusols (page consulted on 07/03/2022).
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Standards and norms
- Support de culture : dénominations, spécifications, marquage. - NF U44-551 - 2002
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