Sentence examples for soil regulation from inspiring English sources
Farmers in this watershed are affected by increasing degradation of soil regulation services and respond with different level of efforts to conserve their soils.
Since the 1970's Portugal possesses a law for soil regulation, which is completely outdated and does not focus the main issues concerning soil contamination and preservation, and its environmental importance.
Our results help to understand farmers' complex decision-making on soil conservation and help designing policies to support the provision of soil regulation services especially in areas highly exposed to increasing frequency of extreme precipitation events such as Central America.
We use a case study in the Birris watershed of Costa Rica where upstream farmers and downstream hydropower might jointly benefit from the design of a mechanism to foster the provision of soil regulation services (SRS).
Just a few actors consider the interaction between agriculture and water and soil regulation, and even fewer consider its role for climate regulation or CO2 storage.
Preservation of Fertile Soil Regulations.
This applies to provisioning of ecosystem services such as coastal protection, biodiversity support, groundwater level and soil moisture regulation, flood regulation and contaminant retention.
a soil loss regulation required changes in the production system; as the regulation became increasingly restrictive, the farmer moved from conventional to conservation to zero tillage and the farm's net cash flow decreased by a maximum of 57percentt.
Ecosystem services provided by soil include regulation of the atmosphere and climate, primary (including agricultural) production, waste processing, decomposition, nutrient conservation, water purification, erosion control, medical resources, pest control, and disease mitigation.
Secondly, the production and degradation of earthworm casts to form stable microaggregates can be important for soil moisture regulation and thus for water affinity and conductivity [ 40].
As deforestation continues, the Earth becomes more susceptible to potentially negative impacts on ecosystems and the overall climate system due to the associated effects on carbon balance, biodiversity, soil, water regulation, and weather patterns.
