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Earthworms and land reclamation [PDF]

open access: possible, 1983
The objectives of land reclamation range from restoration of derelict industrial wasteland for amenity purposes to improvement of infertile soils for agricultural production. The success of conventional reclamation techniques may be limited by poor soil structure and low inherent soil fertility.
Don Cotton, J. P. Curry
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Analytical and Experimental Investigation of the Impact of Land Reclamation on Steady‐State Seawater Extent in Coastal Aquifers

Water Resources Research, 2021
Previous studies of the effects of land reclamation on the extent of seawater in coastal aquifers have assumed that the reclaimed area penetrates to the impermeable base of aquifer, and that the seawater in the aquifer is entirely contained within ...
Jia Zhang, Chunhui Lu, A. Werner
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Influence of Land Reclamation on Fresh Groundwater Lenses in Oceanic Islands: Laboratory and Numerical Validation

Water Resources Research, 2021
Fresh groundwater lenses in tropic oceanic islands are important freshwater resources for local inhabitants and ecosystems. These reef‐carbonate islands typically have a dual‐aquifer structure, with poorly consolidated Holocene sediments deposited ...
C. Sheng   +4 more
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Land Reclamation in Iceland

Arctic and Alpine Research, 1987
Erosion is one of the most severe ecological problems in Iceland. It has been estimated that more than 50%o of the original vegetative cover has been lost since settlement in 874 and active erosion continues to be widespread throughout the country. Since its founding in 1907, the Soil Conservation Service of Iceland (SCS) has emphasized control of wind
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Geothermal energy resources: potential environmental impact and land reclamation

Environmental Reviews, 2020
With increasing costs, finite sources, and adverse environmental impacts of fossil fuels, global attention has focused on developing renewable and clean sources of energy.
A. Dhar   +5 more
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Land Reclamation in Italy

1968
Fascist Italy was concerned with its dependence on imports of essential materials and with meeting as many of its needs as possible from domestic supplies. There was little that could be done in some spheres (coal and iron, for example), but the regime did seek to increase agricultural production in order to improve both the balance of payments and ...
Carol Moodie   +2 more
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Land-Reclamation in Italy

Nature, 1936
ONE of the achievements of which Fascism can unreservedly be proud is the reclamation of great areas of land in Italy that for centuries had added little or nothing to the national wealth, and indeed had frequently, like the Pontine Marshes, been dangerous to human beings owing to the widespread prevalence of malaria.
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Land Reclamation

1991
Papers presented at the Third International Conference on Land Reclamation: An End to Dereliction?, held at the University of Wales College of Cardiff, Cardiff, UK 2-5 July 1991.
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Efficiency of Land Reclamation Projects: New Approach to Assessment for Sustainable Soil Management

Journal of Environmental Management and Tourism, 2020
The purpose of the article is to highlight the results of the study on a comprehensive methodological approach to assessing the economic efficiency of land reclamation projects in the context of sustainable soil management in the agricultural sector. The
A. Kucher, O. Anisimova, M. Hełdak
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Cash boost to land reclamation

Trends in Plant Science, 2001
In collaboration with European colleagues, a team at the University of Southampton (UK) has recently received £100 000 for a three-year study to identify the genes that enable certain plants to accumulate and tolerate toxic metals. Although several plants have the ability to tolerate high levels of metals such as nickel and cadmium, they are generally ...
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