The study of the cumulative effects of the application of urban sewage sludge on an eroded soil cultivated in the Algerian steppe

Boutmedjet, Ahmed;Boukkaya, Nassira;Houyou, Zohra;Ouakid, Mohamed;Bielders, Charles
(2014) EGU General Assembly — Location: Vienna, Austria (28.April.2014)

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  • Boutmedjet, AhmedUniversity of Laghouat, Algeria
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  • Boukkaya, NassiraUniversity of Laghouat, Algeria
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  • Houyou, ZohraUniversity of Laghouat, Algeria
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  • Ouakid, MohamedUniversity of Laghouat, Algeria
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  • Bielders, CharlesUCLouvain
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Abstract
Since the seventies, desertification is one of the major problems faced by the Mediterranean climate regions. These problems are inherent in the soil and climate characteristics of these regions, but their magnitude and acuity depend mainly on human activities. The process of desertification that affects more and more land is more pronounced as soil degradation, which accelerates constantly reduced resources farmland and pasture. Especially in areas bordering the Sahara, as the Algerian steppe, a real belt between the Sahara and the Algerian tell As part of the study of the cumulative effect of the application of urban sewage sludge on sandy soil and culture that is a cereal (barley), we had results that enabled us to identify some precepts,.
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Boutmedjet, A., Boukkaya, N., Houyou, Z., Ouakid, M., & Bielders, C. (2014). The study of the cumulative effects of the application of urban sewage sludge on an eroded soil cultivated in the Algerian steppe. Geophysical Research Abstracts, vol.16, p. EGU2014-14160. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/251514