Natural Resource Management Ecological Perspectives
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Modern input-intensive agriculture has increased the productivity of food and fibre crops, ensured food security for the 7.6 billion world population and provided food at affordable prices. The benefits of agricultural modernization overweigh the harms if we apply the consequential approach of utilitarian theory.
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Wood Adhesives – Chemistry and Technology Volume 2 
Water Irrigation Management and Land Development for Salinity 
Trees A Handbook Of Forest-Botany 
Temperate Agroforestry Systems 2nd Edition 
Soil Management and Water for Irrigation Measuring Mapping and Monitoring Field 
Role of Forests in Poverty Alleviation – Plantation and Harvesting Operations in Natural Forests 
Riegel’s Handbook of Industrial Chemistry 9th Edition 
Principles of Sustainable Forest Management and Agricultural Biodiversity 
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