Titlebook: Vegetation Degradation in Central Asia under the Impact of Human Activities; Nikolai Kharin Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New

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Methodology of Desertification Assessment and Mapping,ut the land as an object of human activities. Degradation of soils or vegetation, degradation of arid ecosystems, degradation of landscapes are not synonyms, because these terms relate to other processes which also can be studied.

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Physical Environment and Agricultural Development,chains of the Kopetdag and the Parapamis, and on the east by piedmont plains of the Dzhungarian Alatau, the Tian-Shan and the Pamir. Deserts and semi-deserts of Central Asia are divided by the highest mountains from the tropical belt of Asia. Vast desert plains devoid of surface runoff, piedmont pla

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Accumulated Ecological Problems in New Independent Countries of Central Asia After 1991,the list of AEP such problems as acid rain, desertification, drought, deforestation, climate change, etc. Each of these problems is a result of a long accumulative process which can’t be identified by the people at once.

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,Convention to Combat Desertification — A Gleam of Hope at the End of the Tunnel,ogical cons traints of lands to be improved. Would it be possible to transform desert into “a flourishing land”, as apologists of nature remaking of Stalin’s epoch demanded? We must be realistic and we must attack more limited tasks — rehabilitation of desertified lands. We may suppose that in sever