anthropogenization in georgia
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Abstract
The analysis of towns and natural environment interection shows that creating the most convenient living conditions for the public depends on correct and systematic actions, concerning protection and restoration of all natural components, including clean air preservation, cities planting, water and land resources protection. It should be noted that recultivation activities are unsatisfactory and are held on small scale. Despite there is little farmland per head in Georgia, 3000 hectares of agricultural land, more than half of which is allocated for plough lands and perennial trees is lost due to urbanization and industrialization.
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| Authors | ;Nana M. Berdzenishvili |
| Journal | proceedings of the indian academy of sciences: mathematical sciences |
| Year | 2012 |
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