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The current rate of soil degradation threatens the capacity of future generations to meet their needs.
Soil degradation is predicted to increase in the next future as an effect of climate and cropping system changes.
The current rate of land and soil degradation will certainly compromise the capacity of future generations to meet their basic needs, unless we adopt a new approach for its sustainable management.
Soil preservation and sustainable land management have therefore become essential for reversing the trend of soil degradation and ensuring food security and a sustainable future.
The current rate of soil degradation threatens the capacity to meet the needs of future generations.
The current rate of soil degradation threatens the capacity to meet the needs of future generations, unless we reverse this trend through a concerted effort towards the sustainable management of soils.
Avoiding soil degradation and copying with long-term droughts can therefore change the future of human migration.
Soil degradation is a growing problem in Ethiopia and a threat to any future agriculture based growth or 'transformation'transformation
Stressing FAO' s technical support, Mr González said that soil degradation must be stopped in order to ensure sufficient supplies of food, water, energy and raw materials for future generations.
Instead, 12m hectares a year are lost through soil degradation.
Soil degradation and erosion from hyperintensive farming are costing millions of acres of farmland a year.
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