ORGANIC AGRICULTURE AS PART OF A GREENER EUROPE
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Today, climate change requires an urgent response from the European institutions, by implementing the various measures adopted at the political level. European instruments aim to combat climate change and support ecology. In this article, organic farming is analyzed in terms of its low environmental impact and by contributing to the achievement of the objectives set for greener Europe.
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LUCRĂRI ȘTIINȚIFICE MANAGEMENT AGRICOL
ISSN print 1453-1410
ISSN online 2069-2307
(former ISSN 1453-1410, E-ISSN 2069-2307)
PUBLISHER: AGROPRINT Timisoara, Romania
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