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Lawson, G. J., Callaghan, T. V.
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DISTENDER indicators for Round 1 (only climate signal) and for: Air Quality and Emissions; Urban Heat Island; Health; Water; Energy; Agroforestry; Sectorial economy; Risk and Vulnerability. Case study: Guimaraes (Portugal). Global climate model: EC-EARTH3. Scenario: SSP585.

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Agroforestry

Journal of Forestry, 2011
Abstract 375Blowing and drifting snow on Minnesota's roadways is a transportation efficiency and safety concern. Living snow fence is an agroforestry system involving planting of woody/tree species such as hybrid poplars, willow, other shrubs and pine trees along drifting snow areas.
Diomides Zamora   +24 more
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Silvopastoral agroforestry

2022
Soils play a central role in climate mitigation. They are both as a carbon sink and a source of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG). This report outlines the mitigation potential for GHG emissions of climate friendly soil management options at global, EU and German level. It also discusses different types of climate-friendly soil management measures and key
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Agroforestry for All – Walnut Agroforestry in Warwickshire

The Organic Grower, 2023
"10% agroforestry land-use mandatory for every organic farm" is the call from the European Organic-PLUS and AGROMIX research projects led by Coventry University's Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience (CAWR). This impact is being discussed by certification bodies and may become UK/EU organic and agroecological standard at the next 'organic-plus'
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Wakelyns Agroforestry: 25 years of agroforestry

2020
An oasis of trees, alive with bird song and insects, surrounded by a sea of large-scale conventional arable production, Wakelyns Agroforestry integrates trees for timber, energy and fruit production into an organic crop rotation. Wakelyns was established by the late plant pathologist, Prof.
Smith, Jo, Westaway, Sally
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