Soil erosion refers to as the movement of soil particle form one place to another place. It is a natural process. It occurs at relatively slow rate and its magnitude is unnoticed. Wind and water are …
Biofertilizer for Sustainable Agriculture
Author: natural green
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Biofertilizer refer to as the use of living microorganisms to provide primary nutrients and increase the growth of plants. The microorganisms may inhabit in the rhizosphere or inner or surface plant…
Ecotourism and Its Environmental Impacts
Author: natural green
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Ecotourism is “Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the well-being of local people." …
First Generation Biofuels
Author: natural green
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Biofuels are introduced as the renewable energy resource. Biofuels are borne with high potential to minimize the greenhouse gas emission compare to the fossil fuels. The feedstock is used for first g…
Riparian Buffer and its Environmental Benefits
Author: natural green
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Riparian buffer are the rows of grasses or trees planted along the bank of rivers and streams. It is one of the agroforestry systems. Riparian buffers act as the interface between adjacent terrestria…
Weeds as Sustainable Resource
Author: natural green
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Weeds are the plant that grows where it is unwanted or grow and spread fast and takes the place of native plants. Effects of weeds: They are able to grow fast and spread in native areas. They compet…
Algal Biofuels
Author: natural green
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The world has paid attention towards renewable energy sources to overcome environmental issues and limited availability of fossil issues. Therefore use of algal biomass is recognized a one of best so…