An Overview of Agricultural Pollution in the Philippines : Summary Report
The ‘study’ constitutes the totality of the work and includes multiple components, including national overviews of agricultural pollution for the three focus countries, thematic working papers, and an overall synthesis report. The present report co...
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okr-10986-292452021-09-10T10:07:31Z An Overview of Agricultural Pollution in the Philippines : Summary Report World Bank POLLUTION AGRICULTURE CROP PRODUCTION RICE CORN SUGARCANE BANANA PINEAPPLE FERTILIZER AIR POLLUTION PESTICIDES PLASTIC WASTE LIVESTOCK ANIMAL WASTE POULTRY FISHERIES AQUACULTURE CHEMICALS WATER POLLUTION The ‘study’ constitutes the totality of the work and includes multiple components, including national overviews of agricultural pollution for the three focus countries, thematic working papers, and an overall synthesis report. The present report corresponds to the national overview of agricultural pollution in the Philippines, and specifically, to the summary of three background papers on crops, livestock, and fishery systems respectively. The overview covers water, soil, and air pollution directly associated with activities and decisions made at the farm level or its equivalent (that is, vessel level or pond level in the case of fisheries). It especially looks at: (a) the use of fertilizers; (b) the use of pesticides; (c) another cropland management practices (including the use of plastics, the introduction of invasive species, irrigation and land preparation practices); (d) the burning of agricultural residues; (e) animal waste management (land and aquatic species); and (f) the use of feed supplements, including antibiotics, hormones, and heavy metals in animal agriculture (land and aquatic). Environmental impacts relating to land-use change are beyond the scope of the review. 2018-01-29T16:51:12Z 2018-01-29T16:51:12Z 2016 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/175641516779361214/An-overview-of-agricultural-pollution-in-the-Philippines-summary-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/29245 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Other Environmental Study Economic & Sector Work East Asia and Pacific Philippines |
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POLLUTION AGRICULTURE CROP PRODUCTION RICE CORN SUGARCANE BANANA PINEAPPLE FERTILIZER AIR POLLUTION PESTICIDES PLASTIC WASTE LIVESTOCK ANIMAL WASTE POULTRY FISHERIES AQUACULTURE CHEMICALS WATER POLLUTION |
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POLLUTION AGRICULTURE CROP PRODUCTION RICE CORN SUGARCANE BANANA PINEAPPLE FERTILIZER AIR POLLUTION PESTICIDES PLASTIC WASTE LIVESTOCK ANIMAL WASTE POULTRY FISHERIES AQUACULTURE CHEMICALS WATER POLLUTION World Bank An Overview of Agricultural Pollution in the Philippines : Summary Report |
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The ‘study’ constitutes the totality of
the work and includes multiple components, including
national overviews of agricultural pollution for the three
focus countries, thematic working papers, and an overall
synthesis report. The present report corresponds to the
national overview of agricultural pollution in the
Philippines, and specifically, to the summary of three
background papers on crops, livestock, and fishery systems
respectively. The overview covers water, soil, and air
pollution directly associated with activities and decisions
made at the farm level or its equivalent (that is, vessel
level or pond level in the case of fisheries). It especially
looks at: (a) the use of fertilizers; (b) the use of
pesticides; (c) another cropland management practices
(including the use of plastics, the introduction of invasive
species, irrigation and land preparation practices); (d) the
burning of agricultural residues; (e) animal waste
management (land and aquatic species); and (f) the use of
feed supplements, including antibiotics, hormones, and heavy
metals in animal agriculture (land and aquatic).
Environmental impacts relating to land-use change are beyond
the scope of the review. |
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An Overview of Agricultural Pollution in the Philippines : Summary Report |
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An Overview of Agricultural Pollution in the Philippines : Summary Report |
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An Overview of Agricultural Pollution in the Philippines : Summary Report |
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An Overview of Agricultural Pollution in the Philippines : Summary Report |
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An Overview of Agricultural Pollution in the Philippines : Summary Report |
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