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A functional zoning approach utilizing regionally adapted background benchmarks, rather than universal maximum permissible concentrations, effectively differentiates the intensity of technogenic pressure and ecological transformation in soils under both point-source and diffuse pollution. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.CHALLENGES_CONSENSUS.

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The research aims to analyze the effects of point-source and diffuse pollution on soil health under varying land use conditions.

April 7, 2026Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin

Features of Point and Area Loads on Soils under Different Land Use Conditions

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SOS. S. OgorodnikovMoscow Aviation Institute AYA. S. YakovlevLomonosov Moscow State University MEM. V. EvdokimovaLomonosov Moscow State University

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Comparative analysis shows soil impacts from pollution in different land use areas, indicating critical thresholds for ecosystems.

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The research aims to analyze the effects of point-source and diffuse pollution on soil health under varying land use conditions.
Comparative analysis of soil coverage in Sverdlovsk and Tula oblasts
Measurement of heavy metal concentrations in soil (Cu, Pb, Cd, Zn)
Utilization of remote sensing (NDVI) and geoinformation analysis
Development of a functional zoning approach for land areas
Assessment of anthropogenic pressures and ecological transformations
Identification of critical thresholds for ecosystem degradation (point of no return)
Establishment of zoning categories: sanitary protection zones, ecological responsibility zones, and post-contamination zones
Demonstration of high sensitivity of the model to physicochemical and landscape factors
Highlighting the need for regionally adapted benchmarks rather than universal concentration limits
Provision of a basis for improved soil quality standards and environmental protection measures

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Ogorodnikov et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d49f6bb33cc4c35a227d27 https://doi.org/10.3103/s0147687425700747

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