Titlebook: Regenerative Agriculture; What’s Missing? What David Dent,Boris Boincean Conference proceedings 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Po

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Soil Degradation Problems and Foreseen Solutions in Uzbekistanhigh summer temperatures; the future rainfall regime is unknown. All these hazards will increase the risk of land degradation. The Aral Sea has been declared a . but, beyond sowing halophytes in its dry bed, we are a long way from restoration. New and different ways have to be found to combat these

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The Relevance of Black Soils for Sustainable Developmentlaunched in 2017 and the first plenary meeting held in Harbin in 2018. The . originally defined by Dokuchaev in 1883 is the central concept of Black Soils but, more than 140 years on, these soils have been much changed by human intervention and there is a need for a new definition—including Chernoze

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Climate-Change Policy for Agriculture Offsets in Alberta, Canadat purchasing and trading are also increasing. Agriculture is recognized as an emitter of greenhouse gases (GHGs) as well as an economic sector that can store or sequester carbon. The Canadian province of Alberta is both the country’s largest source of all GHGs and agricultural emissions as a consequ

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Diverse Perennial Vegetation is Missing!ve most significantly modified the . factor, which includes vegetation, to create the row-crop agro-ecosystem. This agro-ecosystem cannot make or, even, maintain a Chernozem, so we are drawing on capital inherited from the native grassland. In replacing diverse perennial vegetation with a few specie