The southern red soil region (SRSR) of China, a region that is environmentally sensitive,
suffers severe soil erosion (SE) as a result of climate change and human activity. The factors …

This review of soil erosion (SE) studies in Russia focuses on two main tasks:(i) ensuring the
completeness and reliability of SE data in Russia, a large country (17.1 million km 2) with a …

Russia stands at the origins of world soil cartography. Given Russia's vast and diverse
territories, the production of current soil maps is an important task in the context of global …

Prolonged and intensive agricultural exploitation in the European territory of Russia has
resulted in extensive soil erosion, which has led to anthropogenically induced degradation …

Rainfall erosivity (R) is the most important factor affecting soil erosion. It is crucial to estimate
it on a global scale to identify the potential soil erosion risk area and to develop mitigation …

An assessment of the total soil loss from cultivated land was undertaken for the Chernozems–
Kastanozems belt of European Russia and Siberia, based on the results of the National Soil …

The Loess Plateau of China suffers from severe erosion, which results in a great variety of
economic and ecological problems. For scientific control of soil erosion, the key questions …

Among the factors influencing the intensity of soil erosion by water, the relief sets the basic
conditions for the occurrence of erosion-sedimentation processes: the geometry of the …

Purpose Soil erosion has received enormous attention from the scientific community and
government across the world. This study aims to detect those important driving factors and …

Quantitative assessment of the potential soil loss on arable lands in the European part of
Russia (4 million km 2) was performed at the regional level of generalization corresponding …