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The China Quarterly, 1999
Official figures show that the total extent of China's farmland has been steadily decreasing since the late 1950s and that it now stands at roughly 95 million hectares (Mha). Divided by 1.243 billion people, China's mid-1998 population total, this prorates to less than 0.08 ha/capita, a rate comparable to that of Bangladesh, equal to only about 60 per ...
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Official figures show that the total extent of China's farmland has been steadily decreasing since the late 1950s and that it now stands at roughly 95 million hectares (Mha). Divided by 1.243 billion people, China's mid-1998 population total, this prorates to less than 0.08 ha/capita, a rate comparable to that of Bangladesh, equal to only about 60 per ...
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2020
Agricultural land abandonment is increasingly a global land-cover change phenomenon that has strong implications for the environment (e.g., biodiversity, carbon sequestration, novel ecosystems, wildfires) and societal well-being (livelihood, agricultural landscapes).
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Agricultural land abandonment is increasingly a global land-cover change phenomenon that has strong implications for the environment (e.g., biodiversity, carbon sequestration, novel ecosystems, wildfires) and societal well-being (livelihood, agricultural landscapes).
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Agricultural Policy and Land Reform
Journal of Political Economy, 1970Agricultural production per head in Latin America has been some 10 percent below its pre-World War II level for the past two decades. Mexico is the only notable exception to this general picture of relative stagnation. Malnutrition is widespread, with intake of calories and proteins averaging from one-sixth to one-third below that of Europe or North ...
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The land resource for agriculture
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. B, Biological Sciences, 1985Approximately 11 % of the world’s land area is used, and in addition some 12% (at present grassland and forest) has potential for, crop production. The actual production could be greatly increased by intensification and improved farm management. Unfortunately, much land is misused or withdrawn from agriculture.
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Conversion of agricultural land into non-agricultural land in Poland
2020The main aim of the work is to present legal procedures related to the transformation of agricultural land into non-agricultural land in Poland. Based on the analysis of selected legal regulations, activities and steps to be taken to start non-agricultural land use have been described. Both stages related to the transformation, i.e.
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Soil moisture–atmosphere feedback dominates land carbon uptake variability
Nature, 2021Vincent Humphrey +2 more
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Global and regional drivers of land-use emissions in 1961–2017
Nature, 2021Chaopeng Hong +2 more
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