Understanding the impact of climate change on soil erosion is required to plan effective soil
conservation and management practices in hilly and mountainous landscape. Though, few …

Terrestrial carbon sequestration capacity is an important indicator of ecosystem service
function, and the carbon storage value can reflect the climate regulation capacity of the …

Soil degradation declines the inherent soil quality, resistance and stability which leads to
less productive and highly vulnerable soil. The world's population is increasing in an …

This study aimed to predict future soil loss under different climatic scenarios in the Demjer
watershed, Blue Nile River Basin. The soil loss was calculated using USLE. The GCMs …

Climate change will lead to altered soil conditions that will impact on plant growth in both
agricultural and native ecosystems. Additionally, changes in soil carbon storage will …

Watershed is considered as a natural unit for the resource management, planning and
adoption of soil and water conservation practices. Hence, it plays a vital role in social …

Soil erosion by water is one of the major threats to the society and the economy in different
parts of the world affecting agriculture. It is major land degradation process occurring …

Understanding soil carbon (C) balance within agroecosystems is an important piece of
reducing agriculture-related climate impacts and improving soil quality. The web-based …

Mountains and hills play a crucial function in controlling the hydrological cycle and water
availability to meet requirement of all biological components of the ecosystem …

Unsustainable use of land resources leads to degradation of soil resulting decline in soil
functions such as crop productivity, regulation of the hydrological cycle, water quality, and …