Übersetzung für "Depleted soil" in Deutsch

Restoration of this biologicalcycle solves some of the current problems, forexample by providing an outlet for the enormousvolume of plant waste from the gardens, streets andmarket gardens and improving the organic quality ofthe currently severely depleted soil.

And stresses in plants cause frosts and prolonged rains, lack of light and heat, frosts, depleted soil, lack or excess fertilizer.

The budding engineer also learned that such loops depend on stewardship: Neglect caring for soil depleted by last year's harvest or storing rainwater from a particularly wet season, and the next crop may disappoint.

Our forests are damaged beyond repair, our soil depleted and washed into the sea, our fisheries fished out, and the rejuvenating capacity of the earth to recycle our waste saturated.

A development, which renders questions of food security even more pressing in the years to come.On the other hand depleted soil conditions as a result of over-exploitation and the implications of climate change – long periods of drought and flooding – are further contributing factors.

The use of chemical inputs is leading to many problems of water pollution and soil depletion.

Contrary to monocultures, mixed cultures do not deplete the soil.

Selenium deficiency is common due to depleted arable soils.

An unpredictable climate, depleted soils and erosion pose a threat to agricultural production.

The reasons for this are soil depletion and long storage times at the supermarket and at home.

Soil depletion and industrialisation of agriculture has left much of our food deficient in minerals.

It suffers from a climate prone to massive droughts and from soils depleted of nutrients.

The disadvantages of the progressive humus depletion of the soil and its consequences can be compensated in an economical and ecologically reasonable manner by the new method.

To say nothing of the ecological implications of these new agricultural practices, which are synonymous with fertilisers, pesticides and soil depletion.

Large extensions of native forest have been cut down and replaced by rapid-growing and soil-depleting eucalyptus and pine trees.

Hence, there is a need to investigate the basic components of nutrient recycling, and in particular the effects of increased removal of organic matter and depletion of soil nutrients which could result from large scale biomass schemes.

However, at the same time the high rates of transpiration will lead to rapid depletion of the soil water and hence dry soils , or those with a low field capacity not regularly watered by an outside agency ( precipitation, flooding, run-off or irrigation ), may not be suitable for coppice production.

But few people today retain any hope that United Nations conventions like the UNFCCC, the Convention on Biological Diversity (UNCBD) or the Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) can avert global warming, the loss of biodiversity and the depletion of arable soil and water.

For rapid ripening, vegetables and greens are grown in greenhouses several times a year, which leads to a rapid depletion of the soil and deprives it of nutrients.

Women's health and their livelihood are threatened by pollution and toxic wastes, large-scale deforestation, desertification, drought and depletion of the soil and of coastal and marine resources, with a rising incidence of environmentally related health problems and even death reported among women and girls.