Modelling the Impact of Agriculture on the Greenhouse Effect on Regional Scale



Abstract

Many models on the contribution of agriculture to the greenhouse effect exist. Yet there is a lack of a complete picture of the interactions between land use and carbon emissions in Europe especially from the economic point of view.

Keywords

Agriculture; Greenhouse effect

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Published : 2004-12-31


Blank, D. (2004). Modelling the Impact of Agriculture on the Greenhouse Effect on Regional Scale. Journal of Agribusiness and Rural Development, 3(359), 13-20. Retrieved from http://www1.up.poznan.pl/jard/index.php/jard/article/view/1012

Daniel Blank 
University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart  Germany


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