We conclude that LTEs are valuable for finding ways forward in protecting soils as well as finding evidence-based alternative management practices for the future; however, experiments should focus more on biological quality indicators as well as GHG emissions to enable better evaluation of trade-offs and mutual benefits of ...
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In the analysis by land type, arable land is the most affected category with a 1,694 km2 impact, or 47 percent of the land consumed between 2012 and 2018. Pasture land came next with 1,276 km2, or 36 percent. Forest loss affected only 338 km2. “The major land use pressure causing these changes”, the report says, “is the ...
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In February 2024, a new EU-funded project kicked off. CROPS – short for curating, replicating, orchestrating, and propagating citizen across – is a three-year project that brings together six partners from six different countries to develop and demonstrate a modern, inclusive mechanism to support the upscaling of citizen activities and beyond.
. Albania. France – Association Francaise pour l’Etude du Sol. Norway. Armenia. Georgia. Poland – Polish Society of . Austria – Osterreichische Bodenkundliche Gesellschaft. Germany – Deutsche Bodenkundliche Gesellschaft.