Soils, Science, and Stakeholders
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SPES-115NP
This publication is available in a Video format only.
Climate change is documented by research data, yet some deny evidence of the causes, underestimate the impacts, or fail to adjust their activities and choices. Soil is tied to climate change in many ways. Presented on-line to a national professional meeting of soil scientists, this video discusses the way that Americans perceive climate change and the relationships between climate change and soil science.
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Publication Date
February 6, 2024
