Soil classification

Article Abstract:

Soil classification is pointed out as an effective tool in the soil research industry. The classification will serve as a reference guide for soil scientists in soil identification and data classification. It will also ensure facility in data collation and interpretation especially when studies are carried out in areas where the soil characteristics vary. It is also recommended that this standard classification should also be used in publication of studies to foster international understanding of the matter.

Soils, Identification and classification

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Down to earth

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the importance of soil in the production of food and as a life-support system on the Earth. An understanding of soil and soil changes can be used to predict the influence of human activity on the Earth.

Column, Environmental aspects, Human beings, Human-environment interactions, Soil science

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Down to Earth

Article Abstract:

Sarah Russell, lead researcher of the London Natural History Museum's meteorites and micrometeorites program, is profiled.

United Kingdom, Executive changes & profiles, Museums and art galleries, Museums & Art Galleries, Museums, Officials and employees, Biography, British Museum of Natural History, Russell, Sarah

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