Agriculture, land use and the path to net zero

Agriculture, land use and the path to net zeroThis book provides a comprehensive review of the contribution of land use for farming to global greenhouse gas emissions and how agricultural land use can be optimised to achieve net zero.

and looks ahead to future trends in this area of research

These are primarily generated in the cecum which is the site where most of GIT microbial fermentation occurs

This book centres constitutional reform in discussions of England and Englishness

This chapter discusses various sources of nutrients to be applied to prevent soil nutrient depletion

The chapter looks ahead to current and future developments in the field

the highly risk-averse European regulatory environment is in danger of severely limiting innovation

Hava Tirosh-Samuelson shows that rabbinic Judaism regarded itself primarily as a prescription for the attainment of happiness

including in developing countries

This book examines the rise of South–South economic relations while including a historical

crop pest DSS using phenology-based degree day models

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This chapter discusses the sensory evaluation of milk