'Industrial farming' diaporamas de présentation

Case Study: Yasuni National Park, Ecuador

Case Study: Yasuni National Park, Ecuador. Global Citizenship. Yasuni National Park. 10,000 km 2 preserve in Ecuador. Perhaps the most biodiverse place in the world. It did not freeze during the last ice age. Trees galore! The untouchable zone . The people of Yasuni .

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The Organic Food Chain

The Organic Food Chain. What is the political arguments? Sustainable Schools Programme.

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Answering some questions about GM foods

Answering some questions about GM foods. Presented by Glenn Ashton. You and your genes -. We are what we are because of our genes. Just what is a gene?. Original scientific sketches from Jana Klose , Greg Lampard , UBC Biotechnology Laboratory. Cell. Plant cell.

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Aleksandra Antonowicz Green Federation GAJA/CCB

Industrial farms need proper implementation of the EU IPPC Directive to reduce the nutrient pollution load. Aleksandra Antonowicz Green Federation GAJA/CCB BSPC Working Group on Eutrophication 14.08.2006 - 15.08.2006. Industrial farming versus eutrophication.

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What is organic farming?

As the name suggests organic farming is an alternative form of agricultural practice which involves usage of fertilizers which are of organic origin and have no synthetic chemical in it. Manure, green manure and bone meal are mostly used that will not affect the pH level of the soil or make irreversible changes that are bad for nature. This farming mostly came into trend in the 20th century(1940s) when adverse effects of chemical fertilizers on nature was becoming noticeable. It includes practices like crop rotation, companion planting, biological pest control, mixed cropping and fostering of insect predators.

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Feasible Agriculture - Making much more from Less.

In simplest terms, feasible agriculture is that the producing of food, fiber, or various other plant or pet merchandise using farming strategies that protect the atmosphere, public health, human locals, and additionally animal well-being. This quite agriculture allows us to produce healthful food while not endangering future generations' capability to try to the same.

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Analysis

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