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Soil and water conservation and management as a potential strategy for climate change adaptation in upland watersheds

Victor B. Ella

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The presentation is about soil erosion in the Phillipines, soil erosion types and estimation methods, WEPP model, SWAT model, soil conservation measures and practices

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The presentation is about soil erosion in the Phillipines, soil erosion types and estimation methods, WEPP model, SWAT model, soil conservation measures and practices

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The presentation is about soil erosion in the Phillipines, soil erosion types and estimation methods, WEPP model, SWAT model, soil conservation measures and practices

Key concepts: Environmental science, Climate change, Climate change adaptation, Soil conservation, Adaptation (eye), Environmental resource management, Water conservation, Hydrology (agriculture)

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