Soil salinization and sodification are common processes that particularly characterize
drylands. These processes can be attributed either to natural conditions or anthropogenic …

Salinity and sodicity have been a major environmental hazard of the past century since more
than 25% of the total land and 33% of the irrigated land globally are affected by salinity and …

Irrigation has long played a key role in feeding the expanding world population and is
expected to play a still greater role in the future. As supplies of good-quality irrigation water …

Sodicity‐induced soil degradation is a major environmental constraint with severe negative
impacts on agricultural productivity and sustainability in arid and semiarid regions. As an …

Recent trends and future demographic projections suggest that the need to produce more
food and fibre will necessitate effective utilization of salt‐affected land and saline water …

Soil salinity is an ever-increasing constraint to crop productivity worldwide especially in
countries with irrigated agriculture. In contrast to all the soil reclamation strategies to …

Land degradation is one of the most important factors responsible for the alarming situation
of food security, human health, and socioeconomic development in the country. Currently …

Currently at least 20 per cent of the world's irrigated land is salt‐affected. However,
projections of global population growth, and of an increased demand for food and fibre …

Although 'sewage farming'or wastewater irrigation started in Australia in the latter parts of the
19th century, it was in the late 1960s that a considerable interest was revived in arid and …

With a large land area and diverse ecoregions, there is a considerable potential of
terrestrial/soil carbon sequestration in India. Of the total land area of 329 million hectares …