Some methodological aspects of ecological and economic assessment of recultivation of disturbed lands
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.37803Keywords:
technogenic landscape, recultivation of disturbed lands, land price, costs, net incomeAbstract
It is proved that the price of land that is taken out of agricultural production for mining operations consists of the price of the importance of land as a component of nature, the price of the land as the main means of production, price to restore fertility and price of improvement of the ecological status of environment. Based on the agronomic characteristics of rocks there are shown the industries of their further use
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