Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in Arabic ADVERTISEMENTAfter nearly two years of negotiation, MEPs and European governments have agreed the text of a new Soil Monitoring Law, requiring governments to put in place robust data collection systems and consider restricting practices that lead to degradation.The past year has seen\u00a0widespread protests against EU environmental policy supported by large farming lobbies and conservative lawmakers in Brussels. These have already led\u00a0to the withdrawal of plans to slash pesticide use as lawmakers sought to limit the direct impact on farmers.\u201cToday\u2019s deal is an important milestone in improving support for farmers and all others in keeping the soil healthy,\u201d liberal MEP Martin Hojsik (Slovakia\/Renew) said after the provisional agreement was reached in the early hours of Thursday morning.\u201cProviding them with better information and help, while preventing bureaucracy and new obligations, are cornerstones of the new soil monitoring law.\u201d Hojsik said.Environmental groups \u2013 who had been calling for legally binding targets on key indicators such as contaminant levels, nutrient depletion and biodiversity loss \u2013 appeared relieved that a deal was struck at all in the current political climate.Caroline Heinzel, a policy officer at the European Environmental Bureau said it was \u201cencouraging\u201d that lawmakers had reached an agreement in the face of what she described as\u00a0\u201cdisinformation\u201d and a pushback against environmental policy, but suggested the new law was unfit for purpose.\u201cEurope\u2019s first-ever soil law will merely act to monitor continued soil degradation rather than reverse it, a concerning conclusion for farmer livelihoods, nature, and climate,\u201d said Heinzel.Kristine De Schamphelaere at Pesticide Action Network Europe slammed lawmakers for an \u201cappalling\u201d lack of ambition. \u201cPesticides and other soil pollutants should not only be thoroughly monitored, but urgently and ambitiously reduced,\u201d she said.The European Commission noted the final text extended several deadlines in its original proposal, leading to a \u201cpragmatic and flexible\u201d framework that was in line with its \u201csimplification\u201d drive \u2013 an agenda that many critics say amounts to root-and-branch deregulation.\u201cThe law will particularly benefit our farmers and soil managers by providing them with support and better knowledge of soil conditions, while not imposing obligations on them,\u201d environment commissioner Jessika Roswall said.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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