Human-induced Soil Degradation Activities

J.H.V. van Baren; L.R. Oldeman

Human-induced Soil Degradation Activities

J.H.V. van Baren
, L.R. Oldeman

ISRIC - World Soil Information

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Abstract

Soil degradation is occurring over vast areas. The GLASOD and ASSOD projects reflect the present status of human-induced soil degradation and its impact on food productivity related to productivity changes observed in the recent past. However, there is a great need for well-documented, reliable soil information and other related data at national and regional levels to better understand and qualify the impact of changing soil conditions or biomass production.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	37-42
Journal	International Agrophysics
Volume	12
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 1998

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soil
erosion

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