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Displaying 211 - 215 of 783THE DIVISION OF LAND ON THE MAIN INTENDED PURPOSE AS A FUNCTION OF LAND USE MANAGEMENT IN UKRAINE
Attribution of lands to categories in Ukraine is considered as one of the areas of the state, as a result of which a category of land, which defines the legal regime of use. Compliance with such a regime is one of the main responsibilities of land users, and its failure may be grounds for bringing such persons to legal liability and termination of their land rights.
ABOUT PROBLEM OF TRANSFORMATION DEGRADED AND FEW-PRODUCTIVE LANDS IN LAND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
The total area of eroded areas is 31% of Ukrainian territory and exceeds 45% in the Sothern part of the state where percentage of forest lands averages just 2-5%. On the one hand we have the problem of the growth areas of degraded and few-productive land whose use for other purposes is economically inefficient. On the other hand, indicators of forest radically different from optimal. The solution to both problems is possible through the use of land transformation method of afforestation.
Scientific and methodical bases of transformation of agricultural land use
Formed scientific and methodical bases of transformation of agricultural land use. Determined essence of the concept of «transformation», «tranformation of agricultural land use», «evaluation of transformation».
PROBLEMS OF DEGRADATION OF RECREATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL AREAS OF THE CITY OF KYIV AND EVALUATION BIODIVERSITY LOSES IN THE CONTEXT OF FUTURE INTEGRATION INTO EU ECOLOGICAL NETWORK NATURA 2000
Over the past decades the European Union has put in place a broad range of environmental legislation. As a result, air, water and soil pollution has significantly been reduced. Chemicals legislation has been modernised and the use of many toxic or hazardous substances has been restricted. Today, EU citizens enjoy some of the best water quality in the world and over 18% of EU's territory has been designated as protected areas for nature.
Análise das influências e contribuições de John Tribe para a teoria do turismo
No intuito de colaborar com as discussões acadêmicas para a teorização do turismo, analisaram-se as principais influências e contribuições para a teoria do turismo feitas pelo autor Dr. John Tribe, pesquisador do turismo que já publicou diversos livros e artigos indexados na área. Além disso, Tribe é autor de um modelo de criação do conhecimento em turismo amplamente difundido na Europa e demais continentes do mundo.