Welcome
Soil scientists have long been telling us,
'of the importance of soil to provide for our growing demand for food, water and energy, while at the same time meeting our exceptions that soil will provide ecosystem services that affect climate change, human health and maintain biodiversity'.
Yet an overarching concept that brings together these biophysical and socio-economic perspectives of soil is still lacking and this has led to the launch of the Soil Security concept
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‘Global Soil Security 2023: Beyond the Soil.
Soil security has become the central dogma of the sustainable soil management that should integrate the roles of soil functions for soil health, ecosystem services, climate change and human health. We will tailor the GSS 2023 programs specifically to connecting soil security to the theme of GSS 2023
New Journal Launched by Elsevier
Soil Security
The journal aims to publish papers covering all facets of this far-reaching definition.In particular, it will publish uni-disciplinary and multidisciplinary evidence-based research on all aspects of soil security. Disciplines may include natural, economic, social and political sciences
Soil Security - a quick visual overview
This short video is a snapshot of what the soil security concept is all about - Enjoy
About Us
Soil Security Dimensions
Soil Security Dimensions
Soil Security Dimensions
Explore the 5 dimensions that are used to secure your soil
Global Soil Security
Soil Security Dimensions
Soil Security Dimensions
is concerned with maintaining and improving the world’s soil resource to produce food, fibre and freshwater, maintain the biodiversity and ecosystem services and contribute to human health’
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Events and Resoures
Soil Security Dimensions
Events and Resoures
Discover our events and resources so you can explore Global Soil Security
Assessing the soil's capability
A paper has just been published that illustrates how the change in the soil's condition can be assessed inline with its capability and overall capacity.
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