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based on critically documented issues and challenges, our efforts should
aim at recognizing the priorities for framing the action plan on integrated
basis to look for a future healthy environment congenial to our survival
and livelihood on sustainable foundation of the earth. In such endeavor,
the pedologic interventions do deserve special attention in integrating
all the rest spectra of relevance, since soil is the lowest boundary of the
earth's atmosphere.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Thanks for technical support to those whose contributions are used in
some ways in order to enrich the theme of this chapter.
KEYWORDS
Controversies
Global Climate
Integrated Approach
Mitigation
Principles
Strategic Planning
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