… – Rome (IT) 7-10 April 2014 29th TF Meeting of the ICP M&M & 23rd CCE Workshop – Copenhagen (DK) 8-11 April 2013 28th TF Meeting of the ICP M&M & 22nd CCE Workshop – … in Norway Bell, MD (2020) Adapting national scale CL to local management of federal lands Holmberg, M (2020) ICP IM activities James Casas, A (2020) ICP M&M work plan … Loads for the Netherlands Rowe, E (2019) Linking biogeochemical indicators in soil and vegetation to species change Sverdrup, HU (2019) ICP Modelling and Mapping: …

… of the SDGs. Examples are chemicals management and sustainable chemistry , soil conservation , sustainable soil management , sustainable urban development . … publications Soil Organic Carbon – An Appropriate Indicator to Monitor Trends of Land and Soil Degradation within the SDG Framework? Establishment of an Indicator …

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… their expected contributions to sustainability. Mapping different research foci is essential to gain a comprehensive understanding of sustainability science and its … funders. Better alignment between national and European funding priorities is essential to reduce fragmentation and support long-term impact. Dr. Stephan Bartke … sustainability research and its integration into policy. He highlighted the "Do No Significant Harm" principle as a vital mechanism for ensuring that research …

… will the new Nationally Determined Contributions - NDCs - be? Source: grafxart / Adobe Stock Every five years, the Parties to the Paris Agreement are called to submit … from 20 different countries. The analysis aimed to capture all elements that are essential for raising ambition. These include increasing the ambition of greenhouse … from 20 different countries. The analysis aimed to capture all elements that are essential for raising ambition. These include increasing the ambition of greenhouse …

… as an independent forum for scientific dialog on pressing climate issues. In this function, the T2D aims to: Provide a regular platform for discussions to enhance … 29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, (Chinese Pavilion). The in-person meetings benefited the building of trust between both sides and supported the scientific activities in all … 29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, (Chinese Pavilion). The in-person meetings benefited the building of trust between both sides and supported the scientific activities in all …

… Soil functions Soil is home to this creature. Soils contain much more than this. … of uncompromised soils. Around half of Germany’s surface area is used as farmland, i.e. for crop cultivation, direct consumption and animal fattening. German … of the organic and mineral elements in soil to each other – a process that is essential for plants to uptake water and nutrients. The optimal habitat for soil …

… of a temperature increase of more than 1.5°C. Source: SmallWorldProduction / stock.adobe.com What do people mean when they talk about the “1.5°C goal” in the context of … energies. Emissions must be drastically reduced worldwide and limited to unavoidable residual emissions. International cooperation on climate action, … action. Limiting global warming means a more liveable future for all of us and is essential for the survival of vulnerable societies and groups as well as many …