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    monsoon climate brings very heavy rain and snow‚ and soils are leached and heavy runoff results in soil erosion‚ snow melting results in soil erosion and a rapid increase in river discharge. Moreover some more reasons are because deforestation in head water areas due to increasing population in Nepal and Tibet. Trees cleared for fuel and grazing land ‚ less evaporation more runoff and faster soil corrosion‚ Rivers silt up due to increased soil erosion. This raises the river bed and reduces the capacity

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    shading from the sun between May and September. • Soil ~ Well-drained soil is a must for Christmas cactus. Use a commercially packaged potting mix for succulent plants or mix your own. The ideal soil for Christmas cactus is composed of equal parts of garden loam‚ leaf mold and clean coarse sand (not sand from the seashore). Add a quart of wood ashes per bushel of mixture. One-tenth part by bulk of old dry cow manure may be added if garden soil is poor. • Water ~ The plant is not a true cactus

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    period 2000-2010 were used to compute and analyze the salinity ingression over a decade. The results indicate that there has been an increase in the ingress of sea water into the agricultural fields. This is one of the strong reasons of increasing soil salinity of coastal areas along the Bhavnagar Taluka. At some places in the study area it was also found that salinity is increasing not only because of natural causes but there is a big human intervention in it‚ the prohibition of which is necessary

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    explain the concept of soil carbon sequestration; which is basically the transfer of atmospheric CO2 into long-lived pools and storing it securely so that it is not immediately reemitted. The rate of soil carbon sequestration‚ however‚ depends on various factors- such as soil texture and structure‚ rainfall‚ temperature‚ farming systems‚ and soil management. Scientists have spent an incessant amount of time trying to determine strategies in order to create an influx in the soil carbon pools. Certain

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    has resulted in the drastic rise in temperature in recent times. The depletion of forest cover has resulted in large-scale erosion‚ which in turn‚ is responsible for loss of nutrients in the soil. This has caused the soil to become barren‚ and in some cases sterile. Without forests to hold them‚ the top soil of the land is easily blown away‚ causing further damage to the environment. Pollution too is eating away into the environment. Here we are talking about air pollution‚ where toxic substances

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    Agriculture (USDA)‚ operates at a daily time step. This model has been developed on a physical‚ semi-distributive‚ scale-basin basis for continuous time and with emphasis on soil surface processes. SWAT’s sub-watersheds are divided into hydrological response units (HRUs) that have unique combinations of slope‚ land use‚ and soil type within the sub-basin and form the basic land segment for computing flow and transport. The spatial relationship between the sub-basins and their output is established continuously

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    agriculture involves industrialized growing‚ producing the most amount of food on less land. In contrast‚ an alternative method of farming is hydroponics. This involves the cultivation of plants in water containing dissolved inorganic nutrients and using soil substitutes to anchor the plant (Dekorne 1999‚ p.91). The use of soluble nitrogenous fertilizers in conventional farming‚ impacts the nutritional value of the food grown (Bacchus 2012‚ p.25). It leads to an increase in plant growth and development

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    rock outcrops‚ and wells. ➢ Get the information from the local authority whether the proposed site comes under the preservation area or part of it. ➢ Investigate subsoil. Use trial pit and boring to determine the soil quality and water table level. ➢ Consider flood potential‚ possibilities for drainage of water table‚ filling ponds and diversion of rivers and streams. ➢ Consult local utilities provider to get to know about the underground

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    plants using mineral nutrient solutions‚ in water‚ without soil. It is not a new invention‚ but its popularity is currently increasing drastically. People are now using this process of growing plants‚ flowers‚ and vegetables without soil in their homes‚ where previously it was mostly used just by professional gardeners. Because of the ’hydro’ in the name‚ it is a common misconception that the plants are being grown in water instead of soil. They are in fact grown in liquid‚ but it is a mineral

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    Desertification is one of the many negative human interactions in the Sahara Desert. Desertification is caused by climatic changes‚ over-grazing‚ deforestation for fuel or materials‚ droughts and ploughing the land for agriculture‚ these all led to the soil eroding away leaving the unprotected layer drying out in the sun making it unsuitable for vegetation to grow. Some effects of desertification are endangered species‚ poverty and starvation of the communities that live there‚ these all occur due to lack

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