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《 Soil Atlas 2015》

  • 来源专题：农业立体污染防治
  • 发布时间：2015-07-16

  • The Soil Atlas 2015 presents facts and figures about earth, land and fields; its broad ranging significance and its current state in Germany, Europe and the world.

    Price explosions and land speculation, increasing soil loss as a result of erosion and sealing, the effects globalized agro-industry on production and food availability across the globe, the problems associated with the virtual import of agricultural land and land distribution:

    The Soil Atlas 2015 provides insights into the current state of the soils on which we depend and highlights the threats posed to them in numerous illustrations and texts.

    The Soil Atlas 2015 informs, to improves the ability of consumers to make informed decisions, and sketches out pathways to a responsible agriculture and soils policy.

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