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Case Study Author(s) Kiyomi Nakamura

Humus technology for preventive and post-disaster land conservation in disaster areas

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Japan Conservation Engineers
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Artificially manufactured humus materials can be used for managing slopes and preventing disasters in public infrastructure projects. Japan Conservation Engineers utilized humus to accelerate plant growth on slopes for landslide prevention; brown field desalinization; recovery of tsunami-flooded agricultural fields; reforestation after fires; and recovery of degraded forests and closed water systems.

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Last checked: 24 May 2024

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Hazards Landslide
Themes Critical infrastructure Environment and ecosystems Private sector
Country and region Japan
ARISE Priority Infrastructure
mountain road curve
Number of pages
2 p.
Publication year
2017

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