planting to overcome land and water degradation; controlling invasive species; cultivating some wild food and medicinal species Patient that would also capture some of the endemic species genetic variability [ 2IPCCBIODIVERSITE 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

They are also necessary to halt deforestation, but they are not sufficient. Halting deforestation also requires the creation of opportunities (e.g., in the form of employment more attractive than cultivating crops Patient and harvesting timber) [ DEFCORRE 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

Hence, across Canada, there would be considerable potential for cultivating higher yield crops requiring longer and warmer growing seasons Patient , for increased multi-cropping in southerly latitudes, and for the expansion of frontier agriculture northward. [ 5CANADAICC 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

During the 1960s, the then Government of East Pakistan implemented a coastal embankment project with a view to cultivate high yielding varieties of rice Patient [ PANACEA 28985 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

Some pathogens tend to build up in soil if the same crops Patient are cultivated consecutively Time . [ PANACEA 23033 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

The Paranà¡ River delta in eastern Argentina is the only one in the world that is not disappearing, and that is due to deforestation for cultivating soybeans Patient , explains geologist Jorge Codignotto, a former member of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, in this interview. [ PANACEA 7747 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

The compensation should help rural workers making a subsistence living off the land while providing a disincentive for profitable "destructive activities" such as cultivating soya Patient , clearing land for cattle and illegal logging, said Raul do Vale, coordinator of the Socioenvironmental Institute, a non-governmental organization. [ PANACEA 27369 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

The daily showers that used to fall during a 25 day period in the rainy season have now ceased. Noumau explains that farmers in his village Agent cultivate millet Patient , irrigate winter cash crops and hunt only a little for deer. [ PANACEA 417 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

T his results in it becoming impossible for natives Agent to cultivate cocoa, coffee, rice, groundnuts, maize, millet, sorghum, etc which are contributors to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the countr Patient y. [ PANACEA 7486 0 MCLH 17/08/2015 ]

Europe's best approach is to convince Indonesian oil-palm producers Agent to cultivate their crop Patient in a manner that's less damaging to the environment Manner , as exemplified by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil [ PANACEA 1480 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

This could be described as a form of “degradation” if there is a long-term decline in the quality of the secondary for-est cut down at the end of each cycle, or if we choose to regard this type of secondary forest as a perpetually degraded form of the “primary forest” which might once have covered the land that Destination is now Time being cultivated. [ DEFPAPUA 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

Broad plains Destination have been cultivated and irrigated in some cases for thousands of years, and rangelands/ grasslands have been used for livestock grazing. [ 2IPCCBIODIVERSITE 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

Damage to crops; soil erosion, inability to cultivate land Destination due to waterlogging of soils [ PANACEA 22679 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

This anthropogenic contribution already began more than 8000 years ago, when humans Agent first began to clear lands and cultivate soils Destination to support emerging civilizations Purpose . [ 5CANADAICC 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]

In the classical period the Maya Agent cultivated the Petén-Yucatân peninsula, a vast calcareous plain that is hot and humid in the rainy season, from May to October Destination . [ JACLET 0 MCLH 14/08/2015 ]