C-offset and crop energy efficiency increase due industrial poultry waste use in long-term no-till soil minimizing environmental pollution

Romaniw, Jucimare; Sá, João Carlos de Moraes; Lal, Rattan; Ferreira, Ademir de Oliveira; Inagaki, Thiago Massao; Briedis, Cléver; Gonçalves, Daniel Ruiz Potma; Canalli, Lutécia Beatriz dos Santos; Padilha, Alessandra Aparecida; Bressan, Pamela Thaísa

doi:10.1016/j.envpol.2021.116565

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“…However, unlike mobile pollution, such as water and gas, soil environmental degradation, pollution, and hazards have the characteristics of accumulation, concealment, and inhomogeneity. Unless it is removed and repaired by manual measures, it will remain for a long time and cause various hazards along with the arable land use [37,38]. In addition, people generally blindly believe that the arable land ecosystem can be restored through governance measures.…”

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Nudging Strategies for Arable Land Protection Behavior in China

Zhang

Zou

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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Arable land protection is critical to the sustainable development of agriculture in China and acceleration of the realization of the trinity protection goal of the quantity, quality, and ecology of arable land. As a new program of behavioral science to promote social development, nudge has gradually gained the favor of researchers and policy makers due to its unique advantages of small cost and substantial effect. However, current research and practical exploration of arable land protection behavior intervention based on the idea of nudging are still lacking. Implicit nudging strategies directly target the heuristic and analytic systems of arable land protection behavior of each stakeholder and possess more advantages than traditional intervention strategies. Therefore, this article designs six arable land protection behavior nudging strategies from the perspectives of cognition and motivation to realize the theoretical discussion of “generating medium-scale returns with nano-level investment”. The nudging strategies of the cognitive perspective include default options, framing effects, and descriptive norms, while those of the motivation perspective aim to stimulate home and country, and heritage and benefit motives to promote arable land protection behavior of various stakeholders. The utility of nudge to arable land protection behavior may be controversial in practice. Therefore, the implementation in China should be based on the division of farmers, the number of options should be appropriate, and the external environment of arable land protection behavior should be fully considered.

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confidence: 99%