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Soil Atlas of Asia

Atlas
By: Arwyn Jones(Editor), Lucrezia Caon(Editor), Yusuf Yigini(Editor), Isabelle Verbeke(Editor), Maria Konyushkova(Editor), Ronald Vargas(Editor), Kostiantyn Viatkin(Editor), Erika Michéli(Editor)
216 pages, colour photos, colour illustrations, colour maps, colour tables
Soil Atlas of Asia
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The first-ever Soil Atlas of Asia uses striking maps, informative texts and stunning photographs to show the changing nature of soil across this vast continent. It explains the factors that control the origins of soil and their evolution over time, the functions and ecosystem services that they support and their relevance to local and global issues, and in particular the way that we live our lives. The Soil Atlas of Asia also discusses the main threats to soil across different parts of Asia and the steps being taken to protect them, presenting an interpretation of an often neglected but vital natural resource that surrounds and affects us all. Scientists from both Asia and Europe have collaborated over several years to produce this unique document. The Soil Atlas of Asia is an essential reference tool for a non-renewable resource that is fundamental for life on this planet.

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Atlas
By: Arwyn Jones(Editor), Lucrezia Caon(Editor), Yusuf Yigini(Editor), Isabelle Verbeke(Editor), Maria Konyushkova(Editor), Ronald Vargas(Editor), Kostiantyn Viatkin(Editor), Erika Michéli(Editor)
216 pages, colour photos, colour illustrations, colour maps, colour tables
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