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Gerard Kerkhof,Marieke de Gier,Marthe Serneere are blamed for the changing global climate. The greenhouse gases play a key role in causing climate change, and the biosphere can contribute positively as well as negatively to the atmospheric GHG concentrations through feedback processes. Knowledge of the feedback processes and their interaction

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Redelijk denken en zelfhypnosetechnieken,In particular, intensive breeding, fertilization and fuel combustion for traction are the most impactful factors in terms of global GHGs. Italy is not an exception, and due to the high variability of environmental and morphological conditions of the country, a wide range of agricultural systems is a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-0140-9ran Africa (SSA), the impacts of a changing climate have already been felt in most regions and in various sectors of the economy principally, agriculture. Agriculture on the subcontinent, although still very rudimentary in terms of management practices and production efficiency, provides the mainsta

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Anjana Munshi PhD,Vandana Sharma MScfigures in the latest inventory show a significant decrease in CO. emissions since 1990. This seems to indicate that the United Kingdom (UK) is on a steady transition towards a low-carbon economy. However, the ambitious goal of reducing its emissions to 80% by 2050 seems to be very difficult to acco

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Abhishek Sengupta,Priyanka Naradmen fermentation into useful product results in the loss of energy in the form of methane gas from consumed organic matter. The animal removes the methane building up in its rumen by repeated eructations of gas through its mouth and nostrils. Ruminant livestock are a notable source of atmospheric me

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Swati Sokal,Preksha Palsania,Garima Kaushikof the Indian population and cater to the food and nutritional needs of the vast nation, the practice of burning residue of crops has devastating impacts on the environment. Burning the biomass residue is the easiest and most time-efficient mode of ensuring that the field is ready for the next cropp