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Soil erosion and the global carbon budget
Environment International · 2003 · Vol. 29(4) · pp. 437–450
Rattan Lal✉(The Ohio State University)
Soil erosion and sediment transportAtmospheric and Environmental Gas DynamicsAeolian processes and effectsErosionEnvironmental scienceSoil carbonEcosystemTotal organic carbonGreenhouse gasSoil waterMineralization (soil science)SedimentHydrology (agriculture)
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CarbonConservation of Natural ResourcesSoilSoil MicrobiologyWater MovementsWindGreenhouse Effect
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