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… agricultural sector, in particular for the largest 3% of livestock farms in Europe. 4. Current ozone concentrations … the use of fossil fuels and developments in transport and livestock. Future air quality could profit from climate and … future use of fossil fuels, but more to the development in livestock and diets. Current knowledge indicates that ammonia …

… to seriously evaluating the potential benefits of livestock production at the national and household level … is seen as destructive as it damages crops, increases livestock mortality, and poses danger to human life. They … is a viable economic alternative for rural communities farming marginal land, by increasing local employment and …

… to seriously evaluating the potential benefits of livestock production at the national and household level … is seen as destructive as it damages crops, increases livestock mortality, and poses danger to human life. They … is a viable economic alternative for rural communities farming marginal land, by increasing local employment and …

… is limited to cattle and sheep breeding, and small-scale farming utilizing traditional land-use patterns. … fresh and poison-free meat and/or carcasses of domestic livestock or wild mammals are put out for vultures and other … less than in former times, mainly due to the fact that livestock is preferably kept in close vicinity to the …

… The predominantly semi-nomadic communities practice livestock herding, subsistence hunting and fishing, retaining … area. Low intensity agriculture, intensive agriculture, livestock ranching, military encampments, subsistence …