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Vegetation Degradation In Central Asia Under The Impact Of Human Activities 1st Edition Nikolai Kharin Auth

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Vegetation Degradation In Central Asia Under The Impact Of Human Activities 1st Edition Nikolai Kharin Auth
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Publisher: Springer Netherlands
File Extension: PDF
File size: 18.22 MB
Pages: 182
Author: Nikolai Kharin (auth.)
ISBN: 9789401004251, 9789401038980, 9401004250, 9401038988
Language: English
Year: 2002
Edition: 1

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Vegetation Degradation In Central Asia Under The Impact Of Human Activities 1st Edition Nikolai Kharin Auth by Nikolai Kharin (auth.) 9789401004251, 9789401038980, 9401004250, 9401038988 instant download after payment.

This book is about desertification. The author describes vegetation degradation as a part of the integral process of desert ecosystem degradation in Central Asia under the impact of human activities. A connection is made between political and social factors and degradation of desert environments in historical perspective. Fragile desert ecosystems suffer first of all from the loss of vegetation. Wildlife is reduced, productivity of desert rangelands fall and the people also suffer from a shortage of food. The after-effect of this process is catastrophic, not only for the desert itself but also for the people living in the desert. Several measures are also discussed in the book for conservation of desert vegetation and rehabilitation of desert lands.

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