The phrase "alleviating land" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is meant by "alleviating land," as "alleviating" typically refers to reducing pain or difficulty, which does not logically apply to land.
Example: "The project aims at alleviating land degradation caused by deforestation."
Alternatives: "restoring land" or "rehabilitating land".
One particular wastewater reuse option is aquifer recharge using treated effluents that may alleviate land subsidence issue and seawater intrusion caused by unregulated aquaculture practices in the coastal region around this area.
Cellulosic ethanol is a new approach that may alleviate land use and related concerns.
Short, 3 5 year, rotations of trees have been proposed as a method of regaining hydrological control of dryland farming systems (300 600 mm annual rainfall) in southern Australia and thus alleviating salinization of land and water.
Such tactics, if implemented at a broad scale in India, could produce enough food for a growing nation while simultaneously offering the prospect of lessening toxic exposure for life forms from honeybees to humans, preventing the poisoning of water and land, alleviating farmer debt, and cultivating food free of chemical residues.
Here he uses three colors with an intermediary band establishing a neutral no-man's-land, thereby alleviating the conundrum of an either/or resolution.
Ward governments have asked private property owners to build special runoff systems under their land so that when there is excess rain it can be absorbed into the soil, alleviating the city's burden for runoff.
Whilst establishing grazing reserves could certainly help alleviate the ongoing land conflicts, their increased promotion may merely be seen as an 'admission that all efforts towards peaceful coexistence of farmers and herders has failed', fostering stereotypes and further suspicion amongst the Fulani and indigenous ethnic groups (Majekodunmi [2012]).
By alleviating these problems, Int*-facilitated landing site generation should empower researchers to isolate purpose-built landing sites, thereby expediting the development of additional genetic resources.
This paper explores whether alleviating this impediment through a land-titling program in rural Peru is associated with improvements in household water sources, as well as sanitation and electricity services.
Hardin's solution for alleviating the 'tragedy of the commons' was the privatization of community land.
