'Intensive agriculture' diaporamas de présentation

Deforestation and intensive agriculture in Brazil

Deforestation and intensive agriculture in Brazil. Causes of Deforestation in Brazil. 1. Intensive agriculture, e.g. Soya plantations and cattle ranching. 2. Logging 3. Demand for wood as fuel. 4. Construction of large dams and reservoirs drown forest.

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Deforestation and intensive agriculture in Brazil

Deforestation and intensive agriculture in Brazil. Causes of Deforestation in Brazil. 1. Intensive agriculture, e.g. Soya plantations and cattle ranching. 2. Logging 3. Demand for wood as fuel 4. Construction of large dams and reservoirs drown forest

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Deforestation and intensive agriculture in Brazil

Deforestation and intensive agriculture in Brazil. Causes of Deforestation in Brazil. 1. Intensive agriculture, e.g. Soya plantations and cattle ranching. 2. Logging 3. Demand for wood as fuel. 4. Construction of large dams and reservoirs drown forest.

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CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems CSIRO Complex Systems Science Emerging Science Area

Dynamic resilience in landscape exploitation systems Cameron Fletcher, David Hilbert, Andrew Higgins, Peter Roebeling, John Ludwig. CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems CSIRO Complex Systems Science Emerging Science Area. Synopsis. Important points

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The Americas on the Eve of Invasion

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Anthropology 597.01 Cultural Conflict in D eveloping Nations

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Fancy a strawberry?

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FAO/OECD Expert Meeting on Greening the Economy with Agriculture Session one: Green Economy Perspectives Paris, 5 Septem

Sustainable Farming Can Cost-effectively. Cool down the Earth. FAO/OECD Expert Meeting on Greening the Economy with Agriculture Session one: Green Economy Perspectives Paris, 5 September 2011 Presented by: Ulrich HOFFMANN, UNCTAD secretariat.

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Social Institutions

Social Institutions. Structures of relationship, obligation, role and function Political, economic, religious, educational, aesthetic, family. Economic Systems. Economy: system of production, distribution, consumption. Economic Systems. Mode of production Capitalist Non-industrial.

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