soil reclamation

More traditional forms of soil reclamation are also more expensive.

Its activities include road paving, open-pit mining, equipment rental, soil reclamation, and contracting.

Soil reclamation is also called soil improvement, rehabilitation, remediation, recuperation, or amelioration.

The Elaeagnaceae often harbor nitrogen-fixing actinomycetes of the genus Frankia in their roots, making them useful for soil reclamation.

Land and Soil Reclamation Land reclamation is another compelling economic and ecological argument for hemp cultivation.

The fund's main focus remains land development, soil reclamation and afforestation in Israel, but in East Jerusalem it has promoted Jewish settlement among Arabs.

Growing Power conducts workshops and demonstrations in aquaculture, aquaponics, vermiculture, horticulture, small or large-scale composting, soil reclamation, food distribution, beekeeping, and marketing.

In 1931 Khosla was deputed to the U.S. and Europe to study soil reclamation, water logging and the latest techniques in dam design.

Yet Landgræðsla Ríkisins (the Soil Conservation Service of Iceland) has continued to conduct extensive soil reclamation on the grounds covered by pumice with among other things lupins and grass species.

Environment: As a plant, willow is used for biofiltration, constructed wetlands, ecological wastewater treatment systems, hedges, land reclamation, landscaping, phytoremediation, streambank stabilisation (bioengineering), slope stabilisation, soil erosion control, shelterbelt and windbreak, soil building, soil reclamation, tree bog compost toilet, and wildlife habitat.

Recently the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission has embarked upon reinforcing the amendment regulations, 2005, for environmental management, which has instantly created an impact in the community, by curbing the pollution of water ways and encouraged soil reclamation and replanting trees in areas where there has been deforestation.

Reda Aly Ibrahim Azzam, head of the Sandy Soil Reclamation and Arid Lands Plantation project at the Inshas Nuclear Research Centre in Cairo, claims that the "reclaimer-ameliorator-polyremic gel" (RAPG) helps to stabilise sand, preserve moisture and prevent bio-degradation.