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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This document is intended to be used as didactic material, source of information and guide for students, housewives and people interested in initiating or increasing practical composting actions. In the academic field, it can be useful to develop field practices in courses of Ecological Remediation, Urban Ecosystem Management, Soil and Water Conservation, among others. The purpose is to provide a simple methodology for the transformation of organic waste into compost, and thus reduce household waste, improve soil quality, among many other environmental, productive and social benefits.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -This document is intended to be used as didactic material, source of information and guide for students, housewives and people interested in initiating or increasing practical composting actions. In the academic field, it can be useful to develop field practices in courses of Ecological Remediation, Urban Ecosystem Management, Soil and Water Conservation, among others. The purpose is to provide a simple methodology for the transformation of organic waste into compost, and thus reduce household waste, improve soil quality, among many other environmental, productive and social benefits. 64 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In this book, Guy Paulin NTAFEN MBATCHOU analyses the new stumbling blocks facing African philosophy. He begins with the observation that 'Africanism' is nothing more than an ideological prison and that the multiple pandemics are undermining the burgeoning energy in the field of philosophy. Beyond this dual theoretical and political pitfall, he urges African leaders to spare no effort in promoting free thought by awarding grants to young philosophers, whilst also organising regular philosophy conferences, so that Africa may finally emerge from its lethargy and, consequently, its underdevelopment.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -In this book, Guy Paulin NTAFEN MBATCHOU analyses the new stumbling blocks facing African philosophy. He begins with the observation that 'Africanism' is nothing more than an ideological prison and that the multiple pandemics are undermining the burgeoning energy in the field of philosophy. Beyond this dual theoretical and political pitfall, he urges African leaders to spare no effort in promoting free thought by awarding grants to young philosophers, whilst also organising regular philosophy conferences, so that Africa may finally emerge from its lethargy and, consequently, its underdevelopment. 120 pp. Englisch.…