Titlebook: Impact of Agriculture on Soil Degradation II; A European Perspecti Paulo Pereira,Miriam Mu?oz-Rojas,Wenwu Zhao Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if

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Agricultural Land Degradation in Slovenia, but nonetheless, some areas are contaminated with certain inorganic pollutants (e.g., cadmium, lead, arsenic, and copper) and organic pollutants (e.g., pesticides). Agricultural land is also at risk of soil erosion by water and wind.

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Paulo Pereira,Miriam Mu?oz-Rojas,Wenwu ZhaoReviews European agriculture practices impact on soil degradation.Traces critical drivers for soil quality and sustainable management.Offers leading expertise to tackle agriculture intensification and

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Agricultural Soil Degradation in Croatia,established comprehensive monitoring of the soils. Thus, currently, the less visible degradation processes in Croatia (microplastics, metal contamination) are not recognized as an important threat to soil quality and productivity. This chapter summarizes the occurrence, distribution, and causes of v

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Agricultural Soil Degradation in Germany,o loamy soils, and large agricultural fields..In modern times additional threats contribute to soil degradation. Pollution by pesticides or heavy metals is ubiquitous and endangers soil health and agricultural land use. Microplastics are reaching the soils by multiple pathways. The main problems her