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openaccessgovernment.org > when-extreme-weather-rewrites-the-soil-carbon-cycle > 214180

When extreme weather rewrites the soil carbon cycle

1+ day, 21+ hour ago   (173+ words) Published in Carbon Research, the study synthesises literature across terrestrial and aquatic interfaces to outline how compound weather disturbances jeopardise soil organic carbon storage and agricultural stability. The authors conducted a structured bibliometric and qualitative review across major databases (Google…...

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openaccessgovernment.org > climate-change-and-nature-loss-landscape-modelling-puts-a-number-on-what-the-land-can-carry > 212822

Climate change and nature loss: Landscape modelling puts a number on what the land can carry

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (257+ words) WWF-UK treats climate and nature as a single emergency; spatial optimisation now measures how much of that ambition existing land can deliver. WWF’s Living Planet Report 2024 recorded an average 73% decline in monitored wildlife populations between 1970 and 2020, drawn from almost 35,000 population…...