The term is used to describe the way farmers grow and process agricultural products. In this practice, farmers don't use conventional methods to control pests and weeds and to fertilize fruits, vegetables, grains, and other organic produce. For example, farmers use natural fertilizers (decayed leaves, manure, etc.) to enrich the soil and plants, and use mulch or crop rotation to manage weeds. Organic farming practices are also designed to reduce pollution and encourage water and soil conservation
Mesopotamian, Egyptian, and Hindu had a similar understanding about death, but they differed in small things. Death is a part of life. Death is the part of life that everyone fears of when their day shall come. Everyone has a belief of what the afterlife will bring, and how the burial will be done. Death is something most many do not like because of what it brings. The tombs, mummies, and so on today lead us to understand what these three believed what death actually was to each single one of them
Varun Srirangapatna Balakrishna GESP Writing 02/22/2018 Solid Waste Management Solid waste is the unwanted or useless solid materials generated from combined residential, industrial and commercial activities in each area. It might be classified as per its starting point (residential, modern, business, development or institutional); as indicated by its substance (natural material, glass, metal, plastic paper and so forth); or as per hazard potential (harmful, non-poison, combustible
borders, which is mostly legal, and the second one is the immigration from other countries for example from Africa, Asia and sometimes even from America. So it is in human nature, that everyone wants to have the best things and choosing the country everyone will choose the best one. And it is logical that countries that are more successful have more problems with immigrants and that is the reason why for example Baltic countries do not have such kind of a problem. Of course, there are people who come
2.2. CONCEPT OF BIODIVERSITY It has been estimated that more than 50 million species of plants, animals and micro-organisms are existing in the world. Out of these, about 1.4 million species have been identified so far. Each species is adapted to live in specific environment, from mountain peaks to the depth of seas, from polar ice caps to tropical rain forests and deserts. All this diversity of life is confined to only about one kilometre thick layer of lithosphere hydrosphere and atmosphere which
The goal was to develop a ‘rojak’ identity – ‘the preservation of different flavors in a new concoction’ (Devan, 2013), hoping that this would foster a society united by a common appreciation of our diversity. ‘Singlish’ has been cited as the secular state’s symbol; the English-based creole language, which
CHAPTER-III ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION: THE POLICY Environmental degradation affects national welfare by damaging human health, economic activities and ecosystems. Because environmental problems represent a classic externality,’ some government regulation is generally warranted. From an economist’s perspective, desirable regulation should weigh two factors: the benefits associated with reduced environmental damage, and the opportunity cost of mitigation. In reality, the extent and focus of government
The ever increasing demand for food and other basic needs has put a lot of pressure on the plant genetic resources (PGR) and diversity particularly in agricultural sector in terms of addressing the accompanied challenges associated with increasing crop productivity. The utilization of PGR in agriculture has not only brought about profound changes in the crop productivity and quality, but has also opened up newer and unforeseen potential vistas including improvement of novel traits by domestication