loss due to : A …

The methodology to perform this first pan- estimate of the total loss due to crop harvesting rests on crop statistics aggregated at regional and national level and texture data obtained through the interpolation of ca. 20,000 topsoil samples of the Land Use/Land Cover Area Frame Survey (LUCAS) (Orgiazzi et al., 2018). Other ...

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Parliamentary question | Monitoring Law | E-003248/2023 …

Answer in writing. Question for written answer E-003248/2023. to the Commission. Rule 138. César Luena (S&D) Despite healthy living ecosystems being the basis for biodiversity, ecosystem services, stable climate patterns, food security and human health , the proposal for a Monitoring Law, adopted by the Commission on 5 July ...

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An Underground Revolution: Biodiversity and Ecological …

Combining targeted biological approaches with state-of-the-art technological advances in agricultural (e.g., precision agriculture for tillage and weed control [95] or optimized nutrient and water addition [96]) could serve to reduce external resource use to a minimum while yields could be maintained or even increased. A major ...

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New composition data for and Australia …

Highlights New continental-scale geochemistry data are provided for Australia and . Procedures to guarantee comparability of the datasets are demonstrated. Element concentrations show 3 to 5 orders of magnitude variation on both continents. The data provided define the geochemical background at the continental scale. Tight analytical quality control is a key requirement for ...

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Assessment of the cover changes and the loss potential …

Despite the ongoing intensive exploitation of the forest resources and documented impacts on the soils and related functions (Cerdà et al., 2010, Borrelli et al., 2013a), today researchers still lack a well-grounded knowledge about the impacts that the forest management activities have on the functions within ...

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CROPS: a new EU-funded project to grow citizen

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.

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Bachelor of in Plant and | Bachelor’s …

About the Program. The Bachelor of in Plant and is a platform for successful careers in agronomic crops, soils, horticulture, entomology and other related fields. This program makes it possible for students to turn a love of plants and fresh air into a lucrative career. Manage golf courses and athletic fields.

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has lost 3,600 km2 of due to land take in seven years

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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long‐term field experiments: knowledge gained about …

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 Conservation Agricultural Systems – MDPI

Dear Colleagues, Global health is deteriorating due to the direct and indirect effects of climate change, increasing population and resource degradation. Conservation agriculture (CA) is increasingly promoted around the world as an alternative strategy to address degradation resulting from organic matter and nutrient content depletion, sustain crop productivity with lower production ...

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Assessing biodiversity potentials – PubMed

The current knowledge on the effects of physico-chemical properties on biota and the available data at continental scale open the way towards such an evaluation. In this study, the habitat potential for biodiversity was assessed and mapped for the first time throughout by combining several features (pH, texture and ...

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Professor of – ESDAC – Commission

71 raster data (GeoTIFF) derived from the Database v2. 16. Apr. 2024. EU Observatory (EUSO team) has published 46 scientific papers in 2023. 10. Apr. 2024. For the entire EU, we provide estimates of sediments removal costs based on 3 quantification methods as documented in the publication.

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The average stock of C was calculated for all non-organic soils (i.e. less than 5% C); arable soils were assumed to be placed at random on soils of different C content, so the average stock of C arable soils is equal the average C stock of non-organic soils —about 53 t C ha −1 for 0–30 cm depth (Smith et al ...

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Three post-doc scientists (f_m_x) in multiscale erosion …

An established collaboration with Commission Observatory (Led by JRC), the University of Basel and the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology. Working place. The place of work is University Roma Tre at Leonardo Murialdo campus. The affiliation will be with the Department of , Section for Geology, 00146, Rome RM, Italy.

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Digital Map of the World |

Digital information is likely to be welcomed by such groups. For example, GSM will focus on providing inputs (e.g., texture, organic carbon, and -depth parameters) to -Vegetation-Atmosphere Transfer models that are used to predict land-cover changes in response to anticipated climatic and human disturbances across the globe.

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Tailor-made | – World Information

Web-based digital maps help policymakers and scientists to find the data they need for their models or decisions in fields such as land management and biodiversity conservation. The EU's Institute for Environment and Sustainability in Ispra, Italy, is the focal point for information at the level.

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SOILS: BASIC CONCEPTS AND FUTURE CHALLENGES

This book was born as an international tribute to Fiorenzo C. Ugolini, an outstanding scientist who recently retired from university teaching and research. It is a fully up-to-date synthesis of the present knowledge of soils, their genesis, functions and management. It includes contributions from leading scientists and the result is a ...

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Progress in erosion research: A perspective

We start by noting that erosion research is firmly rooted in geomorphology, in contrast to the mainly agronomic foundations of North American erosion research. , the importance of field-based surveys of erosion has been emphasized by the findings of a few regional-scale, long-term monitoring exercises, most recently that ...

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Author Guidelines – Journal of – Wiley …

The Journal of (EJSS) is an international journal that publishes outstanding papers in that advance the theoretical and mechanistic understanding of physical, chemical and biological processes and their interactions in soils acting from molecular to continental scales in natural and managed environments, as ...

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Unearthing perspectives: the new health law

Source: Commission. The health dashboard supports the Commission proposal for a health law and indicators proposed by the Mission of the EU’s research and innovation programme Horizon , revealing that the most common types of degradation appear to be loss of organic carbon (53%), the loss of ...

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“Data‐driven” versus “question‐driven” research – Baveye …

One can easily make the case that in in general, given the inherent complexity and heterogeneity of the material we work with, it is pointless to acquire data in the absence of a clear question that requires an answer. 1 Indeed, very different information about organic matter needs to be obtained, depending on whether one ...

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Organic carbon in Austria – Status quo and foreseeable …

In forest soils, about 20% of SOC are stored in the organic surface layer and 80% in the mineral . Mountain grasslands have similar SOC stocks as forests. Extensively and intensively used grasslands in low altitudes have lower SOC stocks than mountain grasslands. The SOC stock in cropland is lower than in grasslands.

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