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The study aimed at developing a tool to investigate the effect of prospective climate change (until 2100) on hydrology and productivity of rain-fed crops (wheat Triticum L., maize Zea Mais L., and rice Oryza L.) in the Indrawati river basin, Nepal, Himalaya.
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We examine the historical legacy of the Soviet Union on the current rate of human-induced soil erosion in its successor countries. We use a spatial regression discontinuity design and high-resolution soil erosion data. Our results suggest strong discontinuities in current soil erosion rates...
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Agriculture in mountainous areas in Vietnam has much intensified since the introduction of market-based reforms in the mid 1980s. The adoption of hybrid maize varieties, mineral fertilizers and reduction in fallow periods has improved farm incomes, but has also led to a dramatic increase in soil...
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