Shallow loess landslide induced by rainfall is a widespread form of slope failure on the
Loess Plateau of China. The hydrological response, evolutionary mechanism and failure …

Physical and chemical erosion associated with water both affect land–atmosphere carbon
exchanges. However, previous studies have often addressed these processes separately or …

Theoretical estimates of soil carbon sequestration in Australian farming systems often do not
coincide with measured values of soil carbon, possibly due to post sequestration carbon …

On the steep hill slopes of southwest Ethiopia, soil erosion may cause significant declines in
soil organic carbon (SOC) and nutrients, negatively affecting cropland productivity. Soil …

Abstract Knowledge about the stability of soil organic carbon (SOC) after erosion is essential
for understanding the water erosion-induced organic carbon (OC) exchanges between soil …

Collapsing gully erosion, a special erosion phenomenon in the hilly granitic regions, is an
important factor responsible for the deterioration of the ecological environment in southern …

The idea of offsetting anthropogenic CO 2 emissions by increasing global soil organic
carbon (SOC), as recently proposed by French authorities ahead of COP 21 in the 'four per …

Extreme precipitation regime under global change context is estimated to cause heavy
rainstorms and longer drought intervals. Temporal variations of soil structure and erosion …

Although data exist about the impact of karst soil restoration in some regions and climates,
this information is lacking in the sub-humid Brazilian savannah. Runoff plots with distinct soil …

The distribution, speciation, and bioavailability of selenium (Se)-an essential micronutrient
for human beings-in agricultural soils influence the resource recovery of agricultural benefits …