Focus on the priorities. ...
Include indigenous people in discussions of land use. ...
Apply the law to ensure land rights are protected. ...
Build public awareness. ...
Recognise their role in conservation. ...
Bridge the gap between policy and practice
that there was life before men.
<span>The income of a country is related to its ecological impact because depending on the ecological conditions on which economic factors depend and the income productions they generate when the conditions are bad, part of the income must go to ecological recovery, and part of the income should be earmarked for ecological care and preservation. When conditions are good, the income earmarked for ecology is lower, but part of the income must always be contributed to the preservation and maintenance of the ecology of a nation.</span>
He would have to stage an experiment. Use some pots with regular soil as well as some pots with miracle grow. Plant the same kind of plants and let them grow under the same light and wetness conditions.
after a pre set time like a week or two for example. He then would check on the plants to see if the specimens in miracle grow soil did in fact grow faster.
The answer is YES. I did that experiment this year in school :)