Optimization of the sown areas structure as a tool for the development of medicinal crop production on the basis of sustainability and regenerative agriculture

Мірзоєва, Тетяна; Heraimovych, Violeta; Loshakova, Yuliia; Тripak, Marian; Humeniuk, Iryna

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202124403027

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“…The development of clean technologies and their areas of greening and eco-modernization require both a change in environmental taxation rates and additional sources of green financing and guarantees, including subsidies, soft loans, government guarantees, and green bonds. The organization of the use of these financial instruments depends on the territorial authorities, rights, and obligations, which are currently significantly expanded in connection with the reform of territorial public administration [25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34]. A significant role of environmental taxation in the creation of clean technologies in both developed and developing countries has been revealed.…”

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Environmental Taxation Assessment on Clean Technologies Reducing Carbon Emissions Cost-Effectively

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Anthropogenic emissions increase the concentration of greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide, which necessitates the promotion of environmental protection as one of the most urgent tasks of European environmental policy. The reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and the development of clean technologies in production also depends on the impact of environmental taxation; in this regard, a methodology for analyzing its impact and assessment on the development of eco-friendly technologies is proposed. An analysis of environmental tax revenues to the budgets of the EU countries revealed the insufficiency of environmental revenues to cover the costs of environmental protection from the damage caused by greenhouse gas emissions, which requires the transformation of the system of fiscal mechanisms. The total receipts of all environmental taxes in the EU budget for the period 2000–2020 increased by 53%, and the receipts from taxes on greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere increased by 71% in the EU budget, with a tax rate increase of 1.5-fold over this period. The application of the proposed methodology made it possible to determine, on the basis of the correlation coefficient, a high connection strength of +0.971 for the period 2000–2020 between the receipts of the environmental tax for greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere and the total values of all environmental taxes, as well as a fairly strong feedback of +0.913 from the receipts of the environmental tax to the EU budget with gross domestic product. Therefore, it is proposed to use differentiated environmental tax rates for different stages of the development of clean technologies.

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“…Such an approach to agriculture, developing rapidly in the modern world, is tightly intertwined with the goals of circular economy and sustainable development. Indeed, the focal issues of balancing production and consumption, properly managing natural resources, conserving terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, and restoring degraded lands [2,3] all fit well within these frameworks. Circular economy specifically addresses these goals through clever and purposely developed means of saving relevant resources, which are not only able to reduce the negative environmental impacts of agricultural activities, but also improve economic performance [4].…”

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“…To meet the requirements of the regenerative agriculture revolution, new alternative, intensive and healthy models of agricultural production should be identified. These models need to conjugate high-quantity and high-quality harvest with no harm to the environment, stimulating natural soil regeneration, increasing biodiversity, mitigating climate changes and improving the well-being of people working on land [1,2].…”

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Influence of the Choice of Cultivar and Soil Fertilization on PTE Concentrations in Lactuca sativa L. in the Framework of the Regenerative Agriculture Revolution

Baldantoni¹,

Bellino²,

Cicatelli³

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Evaluating the relative weight of the choice of cultivar and soil fertilization on potentially toxic elements (PTEs) accumulation is crucial in promoting informed decisions in the framework of regenerative agriculture. To this end, 11 PTEs (Cd, Cr, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Na, Ni, Pb, Zn) were determined in both leaves and roots of six cultivars (Stylist, Xanadu, Aljeva, Bacio, Analena, Vincenzo) of lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) grown side by side on mineral fertilized or biowaste compost amended soils, under greenhouse conditions. The use of multivariate and linear modelling approaches indicated that the organ and cultivar primarily account for the variability in PTE concentrations. In terms of PTE partitioning between organs, Cd and Mg were preferentially accumulated in leaves, whereas Cu, Pb, K and Zn in roots. As for the cultivar, Xanadu showed the highest concentrations of several PTEs, with Cd reaching concerning levels. Fertilization had a detectable contribution only on Cd accumulation, slightly increased in leaves by compost. Findings highlight the key role of cultivar choice in guaranteeing food safety and grant the possibility to adopt biowaste compost in regenerative agriculture without concerns about PTE accumulation enhancements in lettuce, but demand a cautionary approach in the case of Cd.

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“…and some developed countries (e.g., Australia and Canada). However, such developed countries tend to specialise in resource exports, with agricultural production occupying a small share of foreign trade) (Mirzoieva et al, 2021;Fafurida et al, 2019). The reason that the agricultural sector has the potential to grow primarily in developing countries is that agriculture is a good start for such countries to overcome poverty; in addition, it can supply a good foundation for building other sectors (Nugroho, 2021; Sarkar et al, 2018;Kupalova et al, 2021).…”

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Farm Size and Technology Implementation: A Comparison between Canada and Ukraine

KHODAKIVSKA¹,

PUGACHOV²,

PUGACHOV³

et al. 2022

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Many factors play a vital role in the development of agriculture, which include the technology of production, the size of farms in the country and the national policy (including trade policy) in relation to producers of these products. Therefore, the analysis of the above-mentioned factors in Ukraine stays relevant. The purpose of this study was to investigate the situation in the agricultural sector of both countries to form methods of further development of the sector in Ukraine based on the Canadian practices. The leading research method is analysis, thanks to which the agricultural sector was studied. In addition, the comparison method was used in the study of agriculture in Ukraine and Canada. Canada uses the latest methods of growing and tending produce, while in Ukraine there is still manual labour in some enterprises. It was proved that the main reason for this difference in development is the limited ability of Ukrainian companies to attract investment or use credit. The authors concluded that there are fundamental differences in agricultural development in Ukraine and Canada, the reasons for which are explained not only by different geographical, but also by institutional and historical conditions. Meanwhile, the level of agricultural development in Canada is much higher than in Ukraine, showing the need to borrow some principles of the sector. The main ones among them include active attraction of investments, emphasis on technology development, minimal state interference in the sector and others. A more detailed consideration of finding new opportunities to attract investment in the agricultural sector of Ukraine will remain relevant in the future. The article can be useful for studying the specific features of economic development of the agriculture in Canada and Ukraine; for formation of national policy in this sector; for entrepreneurs to make their investment decisions

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Optimization of the sown areas structure as a tool for the development of medicinal crop production on the basis of sustainability and regenerative agriculture

Cited by 5 publications

References 3 publications

Environmental Taxation Assessment on Clean Technologies Reducing Carbon Emissions Cost-Effectively

Environmental Taxation Assessment on Clean Technologies Reducing Carbon Emissions Cost-Effectively

Influence of the Choice of Cultivar and Soil Fertilization on PTE Concentrations in Lactuca sativa L. in the Framework of the Regenerative Agriculture Revolution

Farm Size and Technology Implementation: A Comparison between Canada and Ukraine

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