Background Soil salinization threatens food security and ecosystem health, and is one of the
important drivers to the degradation of many ecosystems around the world. Soil …

Around the globe, seawater intrusion in the coastal aquifer is a significant problem.
Excessive groundwater extraction because of population growth, industrialization, tourism …

This study discusses monitoring and characterization of spatial and temporal variability to
comprehend groundwater salinization based on hydrogeochemical fingerprinting and …

Soil carbon (C) sequestration is often viewed as a nature-based solution to help mitigate
climate change. Key to realising this potential is a better understanding of which C inputs …

The ability of the soil's biological community to immobilise carbon (C) from substrates, often
referred to as carbon use efficiency (CUE), has been shown to be dependent on the …

Long-term cultivation in reclaimed mudflats significantly impacts soil properties through
changes in salinity and organic carbon (OC) inputs, which subsequently affect soil physical …

The nutrient-limiting conditions in saline–alkali soil as well as the salinity and alkalinity
stress are successfully alleviated by water management measures and the addition of …

Rising salinization of extended river-sides and estuary areas due to climate warming might
alter microbial metabolic activity and cause unpredictable consequences for matter and …

Soil organic carbon (SOC) loss from intensive agriculture represents a major global concern.
Consequently, strategies to improve soil management to mitigate or abate SOC losses and …

Salt-affected soils (SASs) are globally distributed especially in the arid and semi-arid
regions of the world which highly affect the crop growth and productivity. The soil physico …