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A Needed Policy on Soil Conservation: A Case Study of India

Baisakhi

Abstract: Despite periods of literacy and significant investment in deforestation and deforestation, soil rust continues to be a major environmental problem in terms of land use in India and far away from the rest of the world. Additionally, climate change and / or climate change is a growing problem. Our conclusion was to review and current land conservation programs in India to better understand how productive, environmental, social, profitable and policy issues are affected by land and water conservation and the ideas required to address the most pressing issues. We have planted that in order to achieve success in land and water conservation programs, installation and operation must be integrated using a complete system. Watershed plans are shown to be one of the most effective strategies to bring about social change and profitability in India's colorful tunnel. In both arid and semi-arid areas, water management has transformed farming by controlling colored areas through the interventions of land conservation technology and land use diversity. Important assets associated with colorful soils with water and water balance conservation programs and effective interventions to reduce land degradation and productivity development in various national corridors are prohibited.

Keywords: soil erosion control; agricultural conservation; coverage; environmental issues; economic news; social issues

Edition: Volume 12 Issue 1, January 2023

Pages: 249 - 253

DOI: https://www.doi.org/10.21275/SR221212124539

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