Reclamation of salt-affected soil has been identified by the FAO as being critical to meet the
needs to increase agricultural productivity. This paper reviews commonly used reclamation …

Soil salinity and sodicity are major concerns in agricultural systems, threatening plant growth
in the short term and soil health in the long term. Despite these risks, use of marginal quality …

Coastal wetlands are essential in terrestrial carbon balance because they act as natural
“blue carbon” sinks, influenced by anthropogenic nitrogen (N) enrichment. N enrichment …

Coastal saline regions are characterized by high salinity, low permeability, organic matter
deficiency, shallow groundwater depth, which limit leaching and lead to salt return …

Future agriculture calls for increased input (eg, water, nutrients, pesticides) use efficiency
while maintaining or improving productivity, minimizing environmental impacts, and …

Seepage in dispersive soils has contributed to inducing severe damage to hydraulic
structures worldwide, whereas its targeted quantitative and refined characterizations have …

Semi-arid agricultural soils have increasingly been subjected to urban sewage sludge
(USS) applications due to accelerated soil depletion and shortages in manure supply …

Utilizing agricultural wastes (eg, straw, bagasse, manure) as amendments to remediate
saline-sodic soils can be beneficial for improving soil quality and better waste management …

Soil salinity and sodicity are among the oldest soil and groundwater pollution problems and
are widespread across the globe. Where salinity affects crop water uptake and yield, sodicity …

Abstract Models for the effect of salinity and sodicity on saturated soil hydraulic conductivity,
Ks, have yet to consider hysteresis. Ignoring hysteresis limits our ability to assess the risk …