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June 16th, 2022,
… farming systems can bring multiple benefits, including healthier soils, clean water, wildlife habitat, and farm resilience to drought and flooding. Sustainable agriculture advocates in the U.S. are pushing for an expansion of … farming systems can bring multiple benefits including healthier soils, clean water, wildlife habitat, and farm resilience to drought and flooding. Sustainable agriculture advocates in the U.S. are pushing for an expansion of …
… more specifically by almost 100 percent in developing countries. This requires a balanced set of measures to increase resilience, production, productivity and resources efficiency, especially in the least developed countries and with … 2011. 39. We recognize the need to further analyse the relations between biofuels production and food production, resilience of agriculture to price increase and volatility, and sustainability of agriculture production, while …
… It is also essential to have green investments at the community level to reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience. Major events such as the climate negotiations in Copenhagen in December 2009 and the 2010 High Level Meeting …
March 15th, 2009,
… of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, takes place through adjustments to reduce vulnerability or enhance resilience in response to observed or expected changes in climate and associated extreme weather events.18 According to … and concessional financing for innovative climate friendly projects. SFCCD rightly priori- tizes strengthening the resilience of communities and economies to climate risk, through increasing resilience in agriculture and its linkages with food security, and through water resource development including support …
… ecosystem responsibility, increased cultivation of coastal seas can both reduce and enhance biodiversity and ecosystem resilience, it all depends on how it is done. That is a parallel situation to the harvesting from wild fish stocks, where … predator control can create algae-blooms, epidemics and eco-shocks that simplifies the total ecology and decreases the resilience of the ecosystems in a larger region. While wise practices of sea cultivation at modes scales can create a … intermixture of cultivated and wild ecosystems that increases ecological complexity and thereby the biodiversity and resilience of the ecosystems of a larger region. The principle of ecosystem responsibility therefore has to be applied to …
… ecosystem responsibility, increased cultivation of coastal seas can both reduce and enhance biodiversity and ecosystem resilience, it all depends on how it is done. That is a parallel situation to the harvesting from wild fish stocks, where … predator control can create algae-blooms, epidemics and eco-shocks that simplifies the total ecology and decreases the resilience of the ecosystems in a larger region. While wise practices of sea cultivation at modes scales can create a … intermixture of cultivated and wild ecosystems that increases ecological complexity and thereby the biodiversity and resilience of the ecosystems of a larger region. The principle of ecosystem responsibility therefore has to be applied to …
… ecosystem responsibility, increased cultivation of coastal seas can both reduce and enhance biodiversity and ecosystem resilience, it all depends on how it is done. That is a parallel situation to the harvesting from wild fish stocks, where … predator control can create algae-blooms, epidemics and eco-shocks that simplifies the total ecology and decreases the resilience of the ecosystems in a larger region. While wise practices of sea cultivation at modes scales can create a … intermixture of cultivated and wild ecosystems that increases ecological complexity and thereby the biodiversity and resilience of the ecosystems of a larger region. The principle of ecosystem responsibility therefore has to be applied to …
… ecosystem responsibility, increased cultivation of coastal seas can both reduce and enhance biodiversity and ecosystem resilience, it all depends on how it is done. That is a parallel situation to the harvesting from wild fish stocks, where … predator control can create algae-blooms, epidemics and eco-shocks that simplifies the total ecology and decreases the resilience of the ecosystems in a larger region. While wise practices of sea cultivation at modes scales can create a … intermixture of cultivated and wild ecosystems that increases ecological complexity and thereby the biodiversity and resilience of the ecosystems of a larger region. The principle of ecosystem responsibility therefore has to be applied to …
June 9th, 2021,
… Many of the practices used on appropriately-scaled pasture-based operations boost soil health and make farms more resilient to climate impacts. Boosting soil health increases the water-holding capacity of soil, thereby increasing resilience to floods and drought. For example, A typical degraded Midwest soil with 1% organic matter may hold less than …
… several commodities, the period 1995-98 was a reasonably buoyant one for trade and prices and, in a number of cases, the resilient market was due partly to the implementation of the UR commitments. This is mainly the case for cereals and meat … trading environment to be characterised by lower levels of overall stocks; however, markets are likely to be more resilient due to faster response to production/demand shocks. Hence, it is not clear whether price instability will be …
… oats, red clover, hay and adzuki beansplus raise beef and/or milk cows. Diversified farms tend to be more stable and resilient. Financial risk is reduced and, in general, they provide more protection from drought, pest infestations and …
… agents. Whatcanwedowhilewere waitingforelectedofficials to act?toact? Lessenstressorstocreateresiliencyandy decreasedisease Genes Access to Stress Racism Access to Health Care S i l S t Gene Expression Social …
… Action Anticipatory and preventive Increases rather than decreases options Can be monitored and reversed Increases resilience, health, integrity of whole system Enhances diversity (one size does not fit all) Shifting the burden of proof …
… Action Anticipatory and preventive Increases rather than decreases options Can be monitored and reversed Increases resilience, health, integrity of whole system Enhances diversity (one size does not fit all) Shifting the burden of proof …
… address the climate change challenge. It is critical to catalysing efforts in developing countries to strengthen climate resilience, curb greenhouse gas emissions and support sustainable development. Timely climate financing can also …
July 23rd, 2021,
… and experiential) knowledge bases. They help us pay attention to parity, dignity of work, community resilience and most crucially to justice, as well as offer an alternate pathway, a systems approach, that is good for the … farmers. For smallholder food producers, a large majority of who have less than two hectares of land , building resilience through diversified farming systems and locally focused food processing and distribution systems is key to …
… for capital. Ecological Elegance: Concept: make both agriculture, and the ecologies in which it exists, more robust and resilient. How: To work in these areas, first answer the question "How will the agricultural practice, resulting from …
… Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404 USA iatp.org agobservatory.org The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy promotes resilient family farms, rural communities and ecosystems around the world through research and education, science and …
… Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404 USA iatp.org agobservatory.org The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy promotes resilient family farms, rural communities and ecosystems around the world through research and education, science and …