Enhancing Soil Health to Mitigate Soil Degradation

doi:10.3390/books978-3-03842-359-1

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soil degradation; wind erosion; northern China; European Union; soil policy; soil degradation; soil conservation; soil threats; soil functions; grand societal challenges; DPSIR; soil quality; Western Europe; sustainable soil management; Russian Chernozems; soil organic carbon; degradation of soils; restoration of soils; afforestation; soil erosion; salinization; land degradation; soil degradation; climate change; soil biology; sustainable agriculture; soil health; soil management; soil organic matter (SOM); soil health; degradation; land management; erosion; Central and Southeast Europe; soil degradation; erosion; soil organic matter; no-till; agricultural intensification; soil quality; soil functions; land degradation; land use; Ethiopia; soil erosion; compaction; salinization; land degradation; soil erosion; conservation agriculture; agroforestry; nutrient management; sustainable crop intensification; soil; soil security; agriculture; erosion; no-till; conservation agriculture; Australia; soil resilience; climate change; soil functions; desertification; soil carbon sequestration; soil degradation; sub-Saharan Africa; baselines; indicators; sustainability; resilience; soil health; soil quality; sustainable intensification; soil biology; erosion; soil organic matter; carbon sequestration

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