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International Conference on Agricultural Pollution and Waste Management

23rd Mar – 24th Mar 2027 Macapa, Brazil Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

International Conference on Agricultural Pollution and Waste Management conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

This track focuses on cutting-edge practices and technologies aimed at reducing agricultural pollution. Participants will explore effective strategies for mitigating the impact of agricultural activities on the environment.

This session addresses various waste management techniques applicable to agricultural settings. Emphasis will be placed on sustainable practices that minimize waste and enhance resource recovery.

This track examines the role of environmental regulations in shaping agricultural practices. Discussions will include compliance challenges and the impact of regulations on pollution reduction.

This session investigates both abiotic and biotic sources contributing to agricultural pollution. The focus will be on understanding the mechanisms of pollution and their ecological implications.

This track delves into the management of pesticide use in agriculture and its environmental consequences. Participants will discuss strategies for minimizing pesticide leaching and runoff.

This session explores the relationship between fertilizer application practices and the phenomenon of eutrophication. Emphasis will be placed on sustainable fertilization techniques to protect water quality.

This track focuses on soil management practices aimed at reducing erosion and sedimentation in agricultural landscapes. Participants will explore innovative techniques for enhancing soil health and stability.

This session examines the contribution of agricultural activities to greenhouse gas emissions. Discussions will include strategies for reducing emissions from livestock and crop production.

This track highlights the role of biological control methods in integrated pest management systems. Participants will discuss the efficacy of biopesticides and their impact on agricultural sustainability.

This session addresses the environmental implications of using genetically modified organisms in agriculture. Discussions will focus on safety assessments and public perceptions of GMOs.

This track explores sustainable land management practices that enhance agricultural productivity while minimizing environmental impact. Participants will share insights on land-use planning and conservation strategies.