The words we choose to describe our research ultimately directs its course. A dominant term
in soil science now, is 'sequestration', referring to the removal of carbon (C) from air and its …

The Himalayan hills and mountains are very fragile and being threatened by land
degradation due to soil erosion by water, poses serious challenges to the soil ecosystem …

Livestock grazing of grassland ecosystems may induce shifts in microbe community traits
and soil carbon (C) cycling; however, impacts of grassland management (grazing) on soil C …

Erosion is the most widespread form of soil degradation and an important pathway of carbon
transfer from land into aquatic systems, with significant impact on water quality and carbon …

Global warming is continuing to occur globally as result of fossil fuel burning and no signs of
decreasing concentration of greenhouse gases. The environment is highly dependent on …

The activities of soil carbon-degrading enzymes play an important role in determining
carbon mineralization. Soil erosion is the most common form of soil degradation worldwide …

The conservation and sustainability of natural resources, particularly soil and water, are
crucial for agricultural yield and livelihood. Soil erosion models simulate the influence of …

Physical and chemical erosion associated with water both affect land–atmosphere carbon
exchanges. However, previous studies have often addressed these processes separately or …

The topography and land use/land cover (LULC) of the hillslope play a significant influence
on soil erosion because of water, which is considered as a principal factor for the reduction …

Soil erosion emerged as a significant land degradation concern, causing serious threat to
soil ecosystem services in the Himalayan region. The complex topography of the region …