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Showing items 44020 through 44028 of 73422.SUMMARYSome of the long-term consequences of China's collective forests tenure reform were projected with the Global Forest Products Model (GFPM). The reform had a positive effect on the wood supply and demand balance.
Wind energy is the fastest-growing segment of new electrical power capacity in the United States, with the potential for significant growth in the future.
The relationships between water yields of tributaries and coverage of different vegetation types in the corresponding sub-watersheds were investigated during the wet season in the Heishui River Valley, located in the upper portion of the Yangtze River in western China.
In order to facilitate inverse modeling of time-series data and/or parameter estimation for process-based models of soil organic carbon (SOC) dynamics, we developed and applied a new surrogate CENTURY SOC model (SCSOC).
The paper deals with the relationships between the intra-familial dimensions of land rights and the productive use of resources. Analysis is carried out along two axes. We first show how the distribution of rights within families influences the productive use of land.
Responses of plant communities to mechanical treatments such as aeration on semiarid rangelands are not clearly understood. Our objective was to compare woody and herbaceous plant cover, density, and diversity on aerated and nontreated rangelands.
Detailed comparative analysis of basic lines of agrarian transformations in China and Russia has been done, its results have been analysed.
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