The use of soil stabilizers to prevent erosion Professor Miguel R. C. Costa

The use of soil stabilizers to prevent erosion Professor Miguel R. C. CostaSoil and water conservation is essential for sustaining agricultural production and for protecting the soil ecosystem. This chapter discusses an alternative approach for soil erosion mitigation, which advocates modification of soil properties that are linked to processes that control degradation of soil structure stability. The chapter reviews the potential of three types of soil stabilizing agents (gypsum and gypsiferous materials, synthetic

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