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Home / Journals / INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL / Issue 1 / Estimation of results of the zero growth policy in pesticides use and their impact on water pollution. Case of China
Estimation of results of the zero growth policy in pesticides use and their impact on water pollution. Case of China
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Estimation of results of the zero growth policy in pesticides use and their impact on water pollution. Case of China
Papaskiri Timur 1
Razumnova Lyudmila 2
Savina Natalya 3
Zolotova Ekaterina 4
Authors:
1.  State University of Land Use Planning (department of digital agriculture and landscape architecture, head of the department)

Russian Federation
2.  Plekhanov Russian University of Economics (department of the world economy, professor of the department)

Russian Federation
3.  Plekhanov Russian University of Economics (department of the world economy, associate professor of the department)

Russian Federation
4.  Plekhanov Russian University of Economics (department of the world economy, senior lecturer of the department)

Russian Federation
Type:
Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.55186/25876740_2025_68_1_47
Pages:
from 47 to 50
Status:
In work
Received:
29.10.2024
Accepted:
11.12.2024
Published:
15.02.2025
Subject area:
VAK Russia 1.6.15
UDC 631.95
UDC 332.1
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
water resources, agriculture, fertilizer, sustainable agriculture, water resources pollution
Funding:
The research has been prepared with the support of the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics.
Abstract and keywords
Abstract:
Rapid industrial and urban development of China affected significantly the environment, namely the water resources. Water pollution in China has become the key ecological problem threatening the public health, biodiversity, and sustainable development. The significant role as one of the factors, provoking this problem, takes the agriculture. The main focus of the article is drawn to the study of the quite successful case of China as for prevention of water pollution, and the main aim of the article is to estimate the effect of the accepted zero growth policy in pesticides use by the state to control the polluted water that affected positively the level of pollution of water resources.

Keywords:
water resources, agriculture, fertilizer, sustainable agriculture, water resources pollution
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