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Excess water phenomena – long lasting remediation

Unforeseen, and aggravating water induced damages emerged in the Central and South-Eastern European regions in the last year of which the greatest quantity provoke for find solutions now and later. Referring to this, an increased number of extreme incidences were predicted to the region by the optimistic and pessimistic climate scenarios as well. The region faces recurrent floods, owing to the geological formation. In addition to floods, inland waters also rise significantly. Water inundation is found to be a real hazard in lowlands and along the rivers. In this study the causes of the inland water inundation is shortly summarised as well as presenting results that may complete knowledge of the water inundation impacts on soil condition. Difference between natural and human induced water stagnation seems obvious when water level flow down. Degrees of the water stress and water inundation endangering soil quality are also demonstrated. The hazards of the water inundation can approach from various aspects however the potential threat requires practical solutions. Our proposals are based on findings that derived from long-term experiments and from monitoring on soils that are suffered from inland excess water.

water stress; soil condition; soil remediation; practical solutions

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