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Global soil erosion outpaces natural recovery, report warns

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Briefings

A 2026 FAO report by Isaac Larsen warns that global soil erosion rates exceed natural recovery capacity. The study synthesizes recent literature and contributions from hundreds of experts to assess world soil resources. Key findings indicate erosion is outpacing natural regeneration, with specific data points provided for the period 2026. The report serves as a critical update on global soil status, highlighting urgent environmental concerns.

Key points

• Isaac Larsen is the lead author of the 2026 FAO report on global soil resources.
• The report synthesizes recent scientific literature and contributions from hundreds of experts.

Context and limitations

The report covers global soil resources as of 2026. Data is based on recent literature and expert contributions, with specific regional details limited to the scope of the FAO assessment.

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