Sentence examples for entering soil from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that CNTs have more significant impacts on the environmental fate of the hydrophobic pollutants entering soil together with CNTs via strong sorption than the pollutants already present in soil.

In boreal forests, a large part of labile carbon enters soil via tree roots and ectomycorrhizal (EM) network.

An environmental group, the Natural Resources Defense Council, sued the department after the last round of tank closures, arguing that the radioactive material left behind could eventually enter soil and groundwater, and that the department was granting itself too much discretion in deciding how clean was clean enough.

Copper can enter soil by off-target deposition and foliage wash-off, which lead to its gradual accumulation (Fernández-Calviño et al. 2008; Komárek et al. 2009).

The polluted surface water and groundwater can further affect the drinking water safety; leachate containing hazardous materials can enter soil and further reside in the agricultural products that make our foods poisonous.

Cadmium is a mineral that enters soil, water and air as a result of oil exploration.

Lead is a metal that enters soil, water and air through oil exploration.

However, in the absence of human inputs of synthetic inorganic N, most N enters soil as protein, and this remains the dominant form of soil organic N [3] [5].

After rainwater enters soils, its characteristics change markedly.

Plant-derived carbon compounds enter soils in a number of forms; two of the most abundant being leaf litter and rhizodeposition.

This chapter covers how engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) may enter soils, how they behave in soils, the exposure dynamics this presents to soil organisms, and resulting issues for uptake and food-chain transfer.