Urgent Management of Ravine-Affected Lands
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Efficiency, cost, payback, economicAbstract
Widespread anthropogenic development of land in Uzbekistan in 1975-1985 influenced the activation of erosion processes and manmade soil disturbance, which led to a reduction in more than 350 thousand hectares of agricultural land and a deterioration in the soilecological situation of the country. The problem is aggravated by the fact that in the arid zone and the mountainous region of the Republic, the use of traditional methods of melioration and reclamation of soils disturbed by ravines and man-made human activities. [1, p. 4]. Scientific justification for determining the effectiveness of antiravine measures should take into account all aspects of economic activity - economic, environmental and social.
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