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Soil, land and climate change

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Prod-ID: INF-118-en

Published 30 Sep 2019 Last modified 15 Jan 2020

Topics: Climate change adaptation Soil Land use

Soil contains significant amounts of carbon and nitrogen, which can be released into the atmosphere depending on how we use the land. Clearing or planting forests, the melting of permafrost can tilt the greenhouse gas emission balance one way or the other. Climate change can also substantially alter what farmers can produce and where.

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Topics: Climate change adaptation Soil Land use

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Filed under: soil organic carbon greenhouse gas emissions extreme weather and climate forest soil erosion soil moisture

Filed under: soil organic carbon, greenhouse gas emissions, extreme weather and climate, forest, soil erosion, soil moisture

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