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The State of Scotland’s Soil Ed(s) Dobbie, K.E., Bruneau, P.M.C., Towers, W. 22 March 2011 This report should be cited as: Dobbie, K.E., Bruneau, P.M.C and Towers, W. (eds) 2011. The State of Scotlan

Commissioned Report: HP1108 Testing Soil Quality Indicators Report submitted to: Scottish Environment Protection Agency Issue Date: 3 June 2013 C OMMISSIONED REPORT Commissioned Report No. HP1108 Tes

Soil compliance monitoring annual report 2008 Soilis one of Scotland’s greatest natural assets. It performs many vital social, economic and environmental functions, including providing the basis for

Soil Compliance Monitoring Annual Report 2013 and 2014 Part I: Agricultural sites 0 Summary This report presents results from soil sampling in agricultural fields carried out by SEPA as part of the 2

Soil quality: Investigating the impact of applying sewage sludge and exempt waste to agricultural land Introduction SEPA aims to provide an efficient and integrated environmental protection system fo

Soil Compliance Monitoring Annual Report 2010 Summary Soil quality in Scotland is generally good. Scotland’s soils are very diverse, which masks the effects of organic material application in the sho

Soil Compliance Monitoring Annual Report 2013 and 2014 Part II: Restoration sites 0 Summary This report presents results from soil sampling carried out by SEPA as part of the 2013 and 2014 soil compl

Soil Compliance Monitoring Annual Report 2009 1 Introduction and background Scotland’s soil is one of the nation’s greatest natural assets. Soil quality is typically defined as the capacity of a spec

C OMMISSIONED REPORT Commissioned Report No. HP801 Consultancy Service: To establish soil indicators to assess the impact of atmospheric deposition on environmentally sensitive areas. For further info

Prepared for: Mr Brian McCreadie, SEPA, Inverdee House, Aberdeen Prepared by : Dr Alex H Sinclair and Dr Bill Crooks, SAC Consulting Dr Tony C Edwards, Leurbost, Isle of Lewis, HS2 9NU __ ____________