Current soil‐and land degradation seriously challenge our societies; it contributes to climate
change, loss of biodiversity and loss of agricultural productions. Yet, soils are also seen as a …

Soils are the largest terrestrial reservoir of organic carbon, yet they are easily degraded.
Consistent and accurate monitoring of changes in soil organic carbon stocks and net …

Today, city planners design urban futures by considering environmental degradation and
climate mitigation. Here, we studied the greenhouse gas fluxes of urban lawns and …

Drained agricultural boreal peatlands comprise a large source of nitrous oxide (N 2 O) and
carbon dioxide (CO 2) but a small sink or source of methane (CH 4). N 2 O fluxes have high …

Soil carbon (C) sequestration is an important process for mitigating climate change while
improving soil productivity. At the same time, it presents challenges for nutrient availability …

Agricultural management and meteorological conditions have a great impact on grassland
dynamics, and regenerative and holistic practices especially have significant potential for …

Agriculture provides people with food, but poses environmental challenges. Via
comprehensive observations on an agricultural land at Qvidja in Southern Finland, we were …

Nowadays, city planners design urban futures by considering climate change and
biodiversity loss. Here, we studied the greenhouse gas fluxes of urban lawns and meadows …

As an increasing share of the human population is being clustered in cities, urban areas
have swiftly become the epicentres of anthropogenic carbon (C) emissions. Understanding …

Carbon content is a key property of soils with importance for all ecosystem functions.
Measures to increase soil carbon storage are suggested with the aim to compensate for …