Đây là examples của từ liên quan đến hectare. Nhấp vào bất kỳ từ nào để đến trang chi tiết của từ đó. Hoặc, đi tới định nghĩa của hectare.
In contrast, when eco-forestry is unsubsidized, groups meeting their own set-up costs, the returns per hectare are still positive but very modest.
In the situation where oil palm is an option, following logging, the returns per hectare of forest converted are much superior to subsidized eco-forestry.
The operations are set up to cut timber from 1,000 hectares of rainforest in an ecologically sustainable manner.
This largely determined the maximum of ten hectares (arable equivalent) and ensured that only symbolic holdings would be given to farm workers lacking ownership claims.
Finally, growing trees for energy would reduce another 2.2 tons of carbon per hectare in the village facility and 3.6 tons in the centralized facility.
The model examines the net revenue per hectare of the four most important crops in the country.
We argue that mobile pastoral systems are more economically efficient than sedentary systems, with higher overall returns per hectare but lower productivity per animal.
In addition, the 'wealth effect' of transfers counteracts the 'freeing-up effect', which implies that per unit of subsidy fewer hectares of tropical forest are protected.
The project causes submergence of about 2800 hectares of tropical forests, two tribal settlements and stretches of cultivated land of non-tribal settlers.
The producers there are described as poor and ageing farmers typically cultivating less than one hectare, who are facing an uncertain future.
Low returns to soil carbon sequestration per hectare also call into question the efficiency of individual payments.
The conservation significance of small-scale eco-forestry, therefore, is that groups ostensibly set aside 1,000 hectares of tropical lowland rainforest for the next 50 years.
That zone extended to only some 60 hectares for which, in exchange, the community would renounce any rights to cultivate within the reserved forest.
Extensive lists were published showing that leading politicians, their families, and numerous associates controlled millions of hectares of concessions.
They all own at least some land with a sample average of slightly less than 11/2 hectares per household.
