Sentence examples for soil policy from inspiring English sources

This synthesis aims to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge on soil and soil policy.

You are working on responsible land governance, sustainable soil and land management or international soil policy?

Mr Perello Rodriguez said that a uniform approach to soil policy in Europe is very important.

The report underlines the importance of soil policy, and calls on Member States to shoulder their responsibility, but uniformity in this field strikes me as very dangerous.

These include the promotion of sustainable soil management, the need for more information about the state of soil resources; establishment of regional programmes; education and awareness raising about soils; and pushing for targeted soil policies.

After the discussion of the main achievements of the ESP during 2017/2018, it was decided to enhance soil governance in the European region to push for targeted soil policies with an eye to improve information sharing within the ESP members, national focal points and chairs of the 5 GSP pillars.

They include a national soils policy with a permanent soil advocate, better education for farmers and agricultural scientists, a mandated school garden program and syllabus, funding for case studies in regenerative agriculture, funding for regenerative farm works via Landcare and an annual report on the global state of soil, water and food from an Australian perspective.

Establish links between local government administration and land users for the implementation of the soils policy and emphasize the need to put proven soil conservation techniques into practice, and to integrate appropriate measures in forestry and agriculture for the protection of the environment.

It is intended to help expand soil health policy, research and outreach efforts to reach New York's underserved.

Peter Melchett, Soil Association policy director says sustainable food production can be increased by shifting the focus away from energy, biofuel and meat production toward fruit and vegetables.

In 2010, for instance, a report on soil protection policy from the international expert body, the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development (CCICED), warned that overall trends in China's soil pollution gave no cause for optimism.