This review provides a comprehensive evaluation of no-till (NT) based on recent studies
(post-2000) in NW Europe and evaluates the separate effect of the NT and other associated …

The worldwide mean temperature has increased by nearly about 1.1° C since the
preindustrial era and this increase may reach up to 4° C by the tip of the twenty-first century …

Black soils (Mollisols) are inherently productive and fertile but are deteriorating due to long-
term intensive cultivation. Understanding the changes in soil physical and hydraulic …

Urban landscapes are increasingly recognized as providing important ecosystem services
(ES) to their occupants. Yet, urban ES assessments often ignore the complex spatial …

Climate change is expected to have a vigorous impact on soils and ecosystems due to
elevated temperature and changes in precipitation (amount and frequency), thereby altering …

Tillage is a primary field operation aiming to modify the soil structure to favour agronomic
and soil related processes such as soil seed contact, root proliferation, water infiltration …

Due to the reduction in the prices of oranges on the market and social changes such as the
ageing of the population, traditional orange plantation abandonment in the Mediterranean is …

Most of the soil quality assessment protocols are focused on crop production and
conservation management, while studies on vital soil functions, such as water recharge …

The coevolution approach in socio‐hydrological systems (SHS) allows the analysis of the
interactions between social and hydrological systems over time. SHS's characteristics such …

Western Bahia is one of the most active agricultural frontiers in the world, which raises
concern about its natural resources conservation, especially regarding water availability …