Sediment reducing benefits of soil and water conservation in Changwu and Chunhua counties
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Sediment reducing benefits of soil and water conservation in Changwu and Chunhua counties
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 8, Issue 1, Pages: 57-62(1989)
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United Investigation Group of the Middle Reaches Harness Bureau of the Yellow River and the Soil and Water Conservation Bureau of Shaanxi Province. Sediment reducing benefits of soil and water conservation in Changwu and Chunhua counties[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1989, 8(1): 57-62.
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United Investigation Group of the Middle Reaches Harness Bureau of the Yellow River and the Soil and Water Conservation Bureau of Shaanxi Province. Sediment reducing benefits of soil and water conservation in Changwu and Chunhua counties[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1989, 8(1): 57-62.DOI:
Sediment reducing benefits of soil and water conservation in Changwu and Chunhua counties
In both Changwu and Chunhua counties obvious benefits in economyand sediment reduction are obtained because of the better implement ofsoil and water conservation. For the Yargou watershed in Changwu
Yeyuhe River and Renzhengou watershed of Chunhua county
etc.
it isdemonstrated
from analysis of the observed data
that the sediment loadin the thirteen years after 1972 has been 3070% less than the value in theeleven years before 1971. The reduction is due to the effects neither fromreservior retarding nor from less rainfall
but the decreasing of soil eroson as a results of various soil and water conservation measures.
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