Fighting with Deserting

03.11.2008 Republic

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Istanbul- United Nations (BM) The Secretary General of the Deserting Agreement (UNCCD) Luc Gnacadja, the UN Treaty with Deserting 7. In the press conference held in the scope of the Meetings of Review (CRIC 7) and Science Technology Committees, the meeting started today, the member states how the countries will discuss how to apply the strategy that has been agreed on in Madrid last year.

[[T]Gnacadja marked that the fertilization refers to the loss of land in the wolf areas, the centrifuge areas covered 41 percent of the terrestrial areas in the world, and one of the three in the world is already living in theserid areas in the Gnacadja, Turkey. [

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Gnacadja noted that this year the second global land loss assessment was published, in this study, it was revealed that there is an active land loss in humid areas located at the exvator level.

General Secretary Gnacadja continued his words as follows: "According to this study, 34 percent in the world, 34 percent of additional land loss occurred, but there are good news. It was also land improvements. This happened in 16 percent of the total terrestrial region in the same period. These were the main ones. So we stand very carefully on dry areas and achieve successful results, but at the same time the tree is experiencing deserting in efficient areas. Every year we lose 20 million hectares of agriculture due to the proper soil, unustainable soil management. '

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Gnacadja, who states that there are problems in terms of technical and human resources in the fight against fertilization, expressed that the financial resources dedicated to this issue are also extremely insufficient. Gnacadja would like to ensure that the global level of sufficient resources are accessible in the fight against the "Content". The attention given to the atmosphere in this context spoke to the ground and to make it possible for the land.

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Kyoto-like on the fight against fertilization, Gnacadja noted that the UNCCD is the only agreement that is binding to the soil and land, made in the international sense of environment.

Gnacadja, who expresses the trouble for the fact that the land loss is a local problem, in the work on fertilization, is a local problem, said: "Today science also shows us, when the land disappears anywhere in the world, this situation affects everyone. In this regard, it is necessary to have unobstructed measurements on the basis. There are indicators in each country, but it can change from country to country. In Kyoto, everyone agrees to what to measure. We also need to make the situation more simple, without complexity. UNCCD has binding on land and soil. Although many countries do not fulfill their commitments, after determining the indicators, we can start measuring what they do. '

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