Five decades of erosion research in “terroir”. The State …

Spain, Germany, and the continental average showed similar erosion rates. Overall, the Mediterranean is more threatened by erosion than the rest of . Download : Download high-res image (128KB) Download : Download full-size image; Fig. 8. erosion rates in vineyards by country or regions.

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Assessing the contribution of NO x emissions to …

The faster decline of non-agricultural sources compared to agricultural sources has led to a consistent increase in the contribution of agricultural NO x emissions from 3.2% in 1990 to 5.9% in 2017 in Eastern , and from 3.8% in 1990 to 7.4% in 2017 in Western (figure 2 ). Figure 2.

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Respiration Grasslands in Relation to …

Abstract. respiration constitutes the second largest flux of carbon (C) between terrestrial ecosystems and the atmosphere. This study provides a synthesis of respiration ( R s) in 20 grasslands across a climatic transect, including ten meadows, eight pastures and two unmanaged grasslands.

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Status of local contamination – Publications …

Publication metadata. is specified as the top layer of the Earth’s crust, formed by mineral particles, organic matter, water, air and living organisms. It is the interface between earth, air and water, and hosts most of the biosphere ( Commission, 2006). Soils must be understood as the base for life and for supporting livelihoods.

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Land | Free Full-Text | Impact of Sealing on Carbon …

The negative impacts of sealing are numerous, from withdrawing fertile from biomass production to modifying the microclimate and decreasing biodiversity. Many of the processes are interrelated and propagate further undesirable consequences from local to global levels. Three issues are especially important from the viewpoint of multiscale ecological cycles and consequent environmental ...

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A -wide inventory of NO emissions using the …

The simulations for forest NO emissions are in agreement with field observations by Van Dijk and Duyzer (1999) for a N-affected forest stand in the Netherlands and with results from field measurements of NO fluxes at several sites across within the NOFRETETE project (Pilegaard et al., 2006).

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Total carbon and nitrogen in the soils of the world …

Total carbon pools for the entire land area of the world, excluding carbon held in the litter layer and charcoal, amounts to 2157–2293 Pg of C in the upper 100¿cm. organic carbon is estimated to be 684–724 Pg of C in the upper 30¿cm, 1462–1548 Pg of C in the upper 100¿cm, and 2376–2456 Pg of C in the upper 200¿cm.

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Increase in severe and extreme moisture droughts for …

Results indicate increase in their spatial extend (between 23% and 46%) and their duration (between 16% and 48%) depending on the period and the scenario. Additional analysis was performed for the exceptionally wide-area (over 10 6 km 2) severe and extreme moisture drought events that are expected to drastically increase comparing to the ...

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How the EU Observatory contributes to a stronger …

The EU Observatory (EUSO) organised the Erosion workshop in June 2023. •. The workshop was successful as attended by 333 participants and addressed 8 thematic areas. •. We address the main developments of the EU policies in relation to under the Green Deal. •. The editorial includes a summary of 9 published manuscripts.

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Land-use- and climate-mediated variations in bacterial …

At the Union scale, works comprehensively investigating how land use (by comparing croplands, grasslands, and forests) and climate (cold, temperate, and arid) mediate changes in bacterial and fungal biomass are useful for policy-making purposes and the development of predictive models for biodiversity conservation (Köninger ...

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Regenerative agriculture – EASAC

Agricultural production systems are currently severely threatening climate stability and ecosystem resilience and constitute a large driver of environmental degradation. For example, there are severe impacts through the loss of species biodiversity and ecosystem services such as pollination, increase in erosion, declines in fertility ...

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This page attempts to catalogue all freely-downloadable primary soils information usable a GIS either as 'points', lines, polygons or grids ('rasters'). This compilation has been maintained first at University of Twente/ITC (1997-2014), then at Cornell University (2014-2017), and now at ISRIC by guest researcher David G. Rossiter . He has ...

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Past land use and erosion processes in central

The most remarkable phase of erosion occurred in the first half of 14th century, at the beginning of the Little Ice Age. The second well-known intense erosion phase occurred in the mid-18th to early 19th century—at the end of the Little Ice Age. Historical records document extreme precipitation events during these two phases ...

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The contribution of the Society for …

In response to growing concerns over conservation issues , on 3–4 November 1988, 18 experts from Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom met and founded the ‘ Society for Conservation’ (ESSC) in Leuven (Belgium) on 4 November 1988 (Fig. 1).

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Monitoring Carbon Stock Changes Soils: Process …

Kaiser K, Guggenberger G (2003) Mineral surfaces and organic matter. Journal of 54:219-236. Article CAS Google Scholar Kalbitz K, Schwesig D, Rethemeyer J, Matzner E (2005) Stabilization of dissolved organic matter by sorption to the mineral . Biology and Biochemistry 37:1319-1331.

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-Improving Cropping Systems for Sustainable and …

Results at the plot/farm scale showed a small positive impact of SICS on environment and , no effect on sustainability, and small negative impacts on economic and sociocultural dimensions. Modelling showed that different SICS had different impacts across -indicating the importance of understanding local dynamics -wide ...

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An assessment of erosion prevention by vegetation in …

The concept of ecosystem services has received increased attention in recent years, and is seen as a useful construct for the development of policy relevant indicators and communication for , policy and practice. erosion is one of the main environmental problems for Mediterranean agro-forestry systems, making erosion ...

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List of 5 Crop & Management Universities in Germany ️

Top-ranked German Universities in Crop & Management. Top 100 Worldwide. Top 250 Worldwide. National Ranking. #101-150 Times Higher Education Young University Rankings. University of Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU) public Technical University. No. of Students: approx. 20,000 students. Program Fees: € 0 (per semester)

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Three‐dimensional pore structure and carbon distribution of …

There has been little research, however, on the effects of biochar on three-dimensional (3-D) structure and carbon distribution within aggregates. To investigate the effects we amended two types (Ultisol and Vertisol) with three types of biochar (at the rate of 40 g biochar kg −1 ). We separated the macroaggregates (5–7 cm in ...

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SoilScience Education – ESDAC – Commission

Knowledge. Themes. Erosion by water. (Baseline) Erosion - Projections by 2050; Historical reconstruction (1860-2018) of erosion rates; Global Erosion; Global Erosion – Future projections; PESERA Model; MESALES Model; G2 Model; Indicators on Erosion; Erodibility ; Global Rainfall Erosivity

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Bureau Network Section (History)

The Bureau Network (ESBN) was created in 1996, as a network of national institutions, managed through a permanent Secretariat located at the Joint Research Centre (JRC), Ispra, Italy (Meyer-Roux and Montanarella, 1998). Since October 2000, the ESBN has become part of the Land Management Unit of the Environment ...

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Home | – Springer

is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to original research on global and regional studies. Publishes research discussing genesis, geography, physics, chemistry, biology, fertility, management, conservation, and remediation of soils. Aims to broaden the understanding of ecological functions and biological, chemical, and ...

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sealing — Environment Agency

Environment Agency. sealing refers to changing the nature of the such that it behaves as an impermeable medium (for example, compaction by agricultural machinery). sealing is also used to describe the covering or sealing of the surface by impervious materials by, for example, concrete, metal, glass, tarmac and plastic.

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