Titlebook: International Yearbook of Soil Law and Policy 2016; Harald Ginzky,Irene L. Heuser,Patrick Wegerdt Book 2017 Springer International Publish

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International Soil Protection Law: History, Concepts and Latest Developments that soil, as a non-renewable natural resource, performs a range of functions, in terms of biodiversity conservation, food security and health. It argues that soil degradation needs to be treated on the same level as the loss of biodiversity and the adverse effects of climate change. It also urges

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Land Degradation Neutrality and the UNCCD: From Political Vision to Measurable Targetspart of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) (target 15.3). Following swiftly, the twelfth?session Conference of the Parties (COP 12) to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) decided to integrate LDN into the Convention process and invited countries to set themselves na

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The UN Convention on Biological Diversity and Soils: Status and Future Optionsgration of soils in the CBD agenda in the future?.The paper at hand reviews these questions.?Firstly, we give a brief overview of the international governance of soil sustainability to date, locating the role of the CBD in this context. Secondly, we elaborate on how the CBD addresses soil (biodivers

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The Alpine Convention’s Soil Conservation Protocol: A Model Regime? Soil Conservation Protocol (SoilProt). In addition to details of the Convention’s socio-economic, ecological and political background, an outline of its structure and content is provided. Furthermore, this article aims to highlight where the added value in terms of soil conservation of the internat

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