Global Soil Science Education to Address the Soil – Water – Climate Change Nexus

Koriem, Mohamed; Gaheen, Saber; El-Ramady, Hassan; Prokisch, József; Brevik, Eric C.

doi:10.21608/jenvbs.2022.117119.1160

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“…9). Salinity, drought, and stresses caused by changing climate are particular problems for crop production (García-Sánchez et al 2020; Koriem et al 2022;Shalaby et al 2022). Continuous cultivation in greenhouses is common in arid regions because the greenhouses can provide controlled conditions that are optimal for plant production (Mahmood and Al-Ansari, 2021) (Fig.…”

Section: Soil Obstacles To Crop Productionmentioning

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Management of Salt-Affected Soils: A Photographic Mini-Review

El-Ramady

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oil is the main source of human food, feed for our animals, fiber, and a major source of fuel. The ability of soil to supply life essentials can be impacted by several obstacles that reduce or prevent plant production. Salt-affected soils are common under arid and semi-arid climates, which often produce soils that have salinity and/or alkalinity problems. Salinity and alkalinity are important stresses, mainly including oxidative and osmotic stress, which threaten crop productivity under such soil conditions and can cause significant yield reductions. Successful production in such soils needs a deep understanding of their formation and productivity challenges. Due to the increased areas of salt-affected soils in the world, the management of these soils is a crucial global issue. This paper is a mini-review on salt-affected soils, which include their characterization and suitable management approaches. Nano-management of salt-affected soils as a promising approach will also be discussed and new perspectives and challenges in reclamation of salt-affected soils will be highlighted.

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Section: Soil Obstacles To Crop Productionmentioning

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Management of Salt-Affected Soils: A Photographic Mini-Review

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“…These studies also focused on the mushrooms as healthy food (El-Ramady et al 2022d;Töros et al 2023), and for green synthesis of nanoparticles (Elsakhawy et al 2022). The nano-mitigation of climate change also has a great concern in our Lab, which was translated into a publication on climate change such as Abdalla et al (2022), nano-enabled agriculture (Sári et al 2023), and soil-water-climate change nexus (Koriem et al 2022). Nanotechnology has proposed many sustainable strategies to several environmental stresses or problems such as greenhouse gas emission, wastewater treatment, fuel crisis, remediation of various pollutants, water and food crises, and detecting phytopathogens (Figure 7).…”

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Is Nano-Management a Sustainable Solution for Mitigation of Climate Change under the Water-Energy-Food Nexus?

Sári,

Ferroudj,

Dávid

et al. 2024

Egypt.J. Soil Sci.

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ATURAL resources are considered the main sources of our life, which include water, energy and food. On the other hand, exponential global human population has place increased stress on such resources and therefore all nations ae enforced to double the productivity of fresh water, clean energy, and healthy food by more than 50-70% to meet their actual needs. These increases are not so easy to be achieved, particularly under climate change. Several approaches are proposed to mitigate the climate change under the Water-Energy-Food (WEF) nexus especially via applying nanomaterials (NMs). This review article describes the evaluation and implementation of applying NMs under climate change in search of suitable proposals to remedy these problems by analyzing the available literature of WEF nexus. The evidences that support the relationship between NMs with WEF nexus and climate change seem weak and/or inconclusive. What is not yet understood is the relative importance of the various factors that might support the global efforts to mitigate climate change and it environmental issues. Many of the available literatures on WEF nexus deal with the question of what are the direct and indirect impacts of climate change on WEF resources, but what remains still unclear is whether applied NMs is a suitable solution or not? The single most striking observation to emerge from the data comparison was several previous studies confirmed the importance of NMs for the environmental problems under certain doses. So far, more studies are needed to explore the relationship between WEF nexus and climate change after applying NMs. In view of all that has been mentioned so far, one may suppose that applied NMs are crucial for conserving WEF resources, but the nanotoxicity is a serious threat should be considered in the further studies.

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“…6-Studies on the impacts of natural crises on the soilwater-plant-human nexus such as flood risks (e.g., Boldrin et al 2022). 7-The role of global soil science education in address the soilwaterclimate change nexus (Koriem et al 2022). These are just a few examples.…”

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The Soil-Water-Plant-Human Nexus: A Call for Photographic Review Articles

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oil and water supply us with the essentials of life, including clean water, healthy edible foods, feed, fiber, shelter, and fuel. Soil also serves as a repository for soil and water are both central components of human culture. The close interactions between soil, water, plants and humans are very important for human health and well-being. This is a call for the submission of original manuscripts on this nexus that uses photographs to communicate how the nexus functions and its importance to humanity. This approach is based on a more photos, less words paradigm to create narrative photographic studies. More studies are needed that focus on different aspects of the soil-water-plant-human (SWPH) nexus. Any combination of the components of the SWPH nexus that includes the human component (e.g., soilwater-human, soil-plant-human, etc.) is welcome as part of this special section. The ultimate goal of these articles is to add to knowledge of the SWPH nexus in a way that incorporates art and culture into our scientific understanding of some of today's major global challenges.

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Global Soil Science Education to Address the Soil – Water – Climate Change Nexus

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Management of Salt-Affected Soils: A Photographic Mini-Review

Management of Salt-Affected Soils: A Photographic Mini-Review

Is Nano-Management a Sustainable Solution for Mitigation of Climate Change under the Water-Energy-Food Nexus?

The Soil-Water-Plant-Human Nexus: A Call for Photographic Review Articles

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