
doi: 10.1111/gcb.15855
pmid: 34418239
Combatting land degradation and achieving land degradation neutrality are crucial to securing a globally sustainable future. Wuepper et al. (Global Change Biology, 2021) propose an integrated approach to delineate global land degradation based on the concept of natural resources ‘debt’ that combines a diverse range of soil and vegetation indicators. The research is novel both in considering a variety of indicators and in distinguishing between the current state and historical/natural status with (or without) human impact. This novel framework will implement more effective regulatory interventions and land‐use policies, and assist in achieving the long‐term sustainability of terrestrial ecosystems.
Conservation of Natural Resources, Social Conditions, Agriculture
Conservation of Natural Resources, Social Conditions, Agriculture
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