Übersetzung für "Slash and burn agriculture" in Deutsch

Hunting and slash-and-burn agriculture are still their way of life.

Traditional slash-and-burn agriculture creates optimum habitat for elephants through promoting successional vegetation.

The main threats to the reserve are deforestation, primarily caused by slash and burn agriculture, and commercial hunting for the sale of bush meat.

We do not buy raw material (especially leather) from countries that allow slash-and-burn agriculture.

The El Niño phenomenon made a large contribution, but the fires were largely caused by slash-and-burn methods of agriculture, and then got out of control.

Finns came to America particularly from the outlying regions of Savonia and Kainuu, where slash and burn agriculture was a way of life for many, and people were used to life as wilderness pioneers.

In a court decision of August 2016, the Indonesian court in Jakarta sentenced the Indonesian palm oil producer Sampoerna Agro to the highest ever penalty for illegal slash and burn agriculture, as Reuters reports.

Slash- and-burn agriculture, artisanal and industrial processes, transport, communication, warfare and even religious practices have been based on some form of energy conversion.

A study made by international scientists under the direction of Professor Almut Arneth of the Atmospheric Environmental Research Division of KIT's Institute for Meteorology and Climate Research (IMK-IFU), Campus Alpine, now reveals that emissions caused by land-use changes may have been underestimated so far, because the models used hardly consider important processes, such as slash-and-burn agriculture or various ways of managing forests or cropland.

Deforestation in Madagascar is largely the result of three activities: slash-and-burn agriculture, logging, and the production of fuelwood and charcoal for cooking fires.

The sight of smoking chimneys, slash-and-burn agriculture or factory farming does not provoke the same reaction in all people as it does in today's green city-dwellers, who believe that the disgust they feel is quite natural and self-evident.

The loss of 140 Gt C in the terrestrial biosphere reflects the cumulative CO2 emissions from land-use change (primarily slash and burn agriculture in the tropical rainforests), and is added to the 244 Gt C emitted by the burning of fossil fuels.

A study made by international scientists under the direction of Professor Almut Arneth of the Atmospheric Environmental Research Division of KIT’s Institute for Meteorology and Climate Research (IMK-IFU), Campus Alpine, now reveals that emissions caused by land-use changes may have been underestimated so far, because the models used hardly consider important processes, such as slash-and-burn agriculture or various ways of managing forests or cropland.

While 11,000 delegates from 192 countries discuss ways of rescuing our planet, the installation will point to the rainforests’ tremendous importance for the world’s climate, and to the fact that every four seconds tropical forests as large as a football field are falling victim to saws or slash-and-burn agriculture.

While 11,000 delegates from 192 countries discuss ways of rescuing our planet, the installation will point to the rainforests' tremendous importance for the world's climate, and to the fact that every four seconds tropical forests as large as a football field are falling victim to saws or slash-and-burn agriculture.

The work presented in Nature Geoscience (DOI: 10.1038/NGEO2882) for the first time considers processes, such as slash-and–burn agriculture or different ways of managing forests and cropland.

In densely populated areas and in the Amazon during the dry season, where exhaust fumes from traffic, industry and slash-and-burn agriculture saturate the air with aerosols, it instead depends on the velocity of the updraft which transports the particles upwards.

Then formed a field planted with corn (This is called the slash and burn method of agriculture).

Slash-and-burn agriculture (tavy) is commonly practiced right up to the park boundaries, and results not only in fragmentation and loss of wildlife habitat, but also in severe erosion and the siltation of rivers and rice fields in valley bottoms.