soil contamination definition
soil contamination means the presence of a chemical or substance in the soil in a concentration that may be harmful to human health or the environment;
soil contamination means the presence of a substance or material in the soil in a concentration that may lead, directly or indirectly, to harmful effects on human or animal health or the environment;
soil contamination means the presence of a […] substance in the soil […] at a level that may be harmful to human health or the environment;
More Definitions of soil contamination
soil contamination or “Soil Contaminant” shall mean 1,4-dioxane in soil at a concentration in excess of 500 micrograms per kilogram (“ug/kg”), as determined by the analytical method(s) described in Attachment D or another higher concentration limit derived by means consistent with Mich Admin Code R 299.18 or MCL 324.20120a.
soil contamination or "Soil Contaminant" shall mean 1,4-dioxane in soil at a concentration in excess of 1700 ug/kg as determined by the sampling and analytical method(s) described in Attachment C, or other higher concentration limit derived by means consistent with Mich Admin Code R 299.5718 or MCL 324.20120a.
soil contamination means the presence of a chemical or substance or material in the soil in a concentration that may belead, directly or indirectly, to harmful toeffects on human or animal health or the environment; [Am. 58]
soil contamination means the presence of a substance or material in the soil in a concentration that may lead to harmful effects on human health or the environment;
soil contamination means the presence of a chemical or substance in the soil in a concentration that may be harmful to human health or the environment; (20) ‘soil contamination’ means the presence of a chemical or substance in the soil in a concentration that causes a risk to human health or an unacceptable risk to the environment;
soil contamination is defined in Clause 10.10.
soil contamination means the presence of substances, caused by human activities, on or in the soil (or buildings), that directly or indirectly affect the quality of the soil in such a way that Member States consider it poses or may pose a significant risk to human health or the environment.