Titlebook: Soil Security for Ecosystem Management; Mediterranean Soil E Selim Kapur,Sabit Er?ahin Book 2014 The Author(s) 2014 Carbon Cycle and Soil.L

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-00699-4Carbon Cycle and Soil; Land Degradation; Land Desertification; Land Management; Mediterranean Region; Soi

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Land Degradation and Security Linkages in the Mediterranean Region,Impacts of land degradation on the technical, social, economic, and cultural environments of the Mediterranean region are discussed under their security aspects, including the risks caused by climate change and the possibilities of mitigation.

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2193-3162 management to combat and mitigate desertification. The contributing authors are renowned experts in their fields which cover the subjects on traditional as well as innovative land use and management.978-3-319-00698-7978-3-319-00699-4Series ISSN 2193-3162 Series E-ISSN 2193-3170

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Rattan Lal distrust of mad scientists and dubious racial assumptions are linked beyond literary genre. The juxtaposition reveals how the literary imagination can be inscribed by a culture’s authorized tenets, whether such an inscription is expressed in protest that offers no solutions or in unreflective accep

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A. R. Mermut fresh re-examinations of Wilde’s “The Harlot’s House” (1885), Symons’s “The Street-Singer” (1889), “Prologue” (1895), and “La Mélinite: Moulin Rouge” (1895) from the point of view of medicine and mobility, and it reveals previously unacknowledged intertextual links between these works and Field’s l