Titlebook: China’s Grain for Green Program; A Review of the Larg Claudio O. Delang,Zhen Yuan Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2

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Farmers’ Compensationgher than the pre-Grain for Green incomes from crop cultivation, which means that the program raised farmers’ incomes. However, the Grain for Green could have converted more land with the same budget, or the same amount of land with a lower budget.

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Rationales Handeln und soziale Prozessenot always been positive, given its emphasis on trees, rather than shrub or grass. Another important environmental impact of the Grain for Green is that of the amount of carbon sequestered by soil and trees. Unlike for the ecological impact on vegetation, water and soil, there are province- and nati

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29738-1verted. Researchers argued that this might have been because program managers preferred to convert large tracks of adjacent land, and flat productive land might have been found between steeply sloped land.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29738-1 economic trees, because they generate higher and more regular incomes than ecological trees. However, the national standard is for ecological trees to make up 80 % of the total, and this is generally adhered to. In many places, farmers also claim that they do not have a choice of which plants to grow, but can only select from a few species.