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August 16, 2026Eurasian Soil Science

Actual Problems of Rationing Soil Quality: Legal and Methodological Aspects

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MVM. A. VakulaGOG. G. Omel’yanyuk

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Overview

Policy analysis reviews regulatory standards for soil quality assessment and cadmium contamination, highlighting the need for refined frameworks in land degradation prevention and reclamation.

Key Points

  • Examine regulatory definitions and methodological approaches for establishing soil quality standards and hygienic thresholds for land protection and reclamation.
  • Conducted a regulatory and methodological review of definitions for "soils" and "soil quality" across legal and technical acts.
  • Evaluated the application of maximum permissible concentration (MPC) and approximate permissible concentration (APC) metrics using cadmium contamination as an analytical case.
  • Identified hygienic standards (MPC and APC) as critical instruments for environmental monitoring, damage valuation, and establishing target criteria for land reclamation.
  • Highlighted the necessity of standardized soil quality metrics to achieve a neutral balance of land degradation and accurately assess chemical pollution.
  • Proposed a regulatory framework enabling authorized scientific, educational, and industrial institutions to draft and submit standardized soil quality norms.

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Vakula et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a817a11f2fb91fc834ad9d2https://doi.org/10.1134/s1064229326600685
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