Sentence examples for preserved soil from inspiring English sources

Forests not only function to provide woodlands but also serve as multifaceted places where biodiversity is preserved, soil outflow is prevented, water sources are recharged, and forest bathing areas are provided.

By integrating lithological descriptions, phytolith analyses, carbon isotope composition of preserved soil organic matter (δ13CSOM), and elemental geochemistry of paleosols, we provide reconstructions of depositional environments, vegetation, and precipitation through the MCO.

Triplicate column experiments were performed with sieved (structure partially destroyed to simulate conventional tillage) and undisturbed (structure preserved) soils.

This chapter illustrates the complexity of extracting paleoenvironmental and paleoclimatic information from preserved soils and discusses examples that show how soil is related to climate and, in turn, the types of climate change information that can be derived from soil studies.

Other schemes offer African countries the chance to benefit from global payments for preservation of forests, which in turn capture carbon and preserve soil, water and life.

The use of no-till farming in an irrigated setting, however, can preserve soil moisture and prevent erosion.

Shifting agriculture, a system of cultivation that employs plot rotation in an effort to preserve soil fertility, is the technique largely practiced in Sierra Leone.

Last year, at the landmark climate summit in Paris, governments agreed to increase the storage of carbon in the world's soils, through methods such as improved agricultural technologies and preserving soil from contamination.

On the other hand, preserving soil quality and preventing its deterioration are fundamental to sustainable development.

Rates of erosion, in turn, feedback on soil development by removing or preserving soil horizons.

This knowledge is necessary to design management practices to preserve soil organic matter and the ecosystem services it provides.