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Acknowledgements
low-carbon agriculture are still the main
obstacle. Therefore, encouraging, compen-
sative and income-guaranteed policies, such
as free technological service, training and
financial support, and a free/low-interest
agriculture loan policy must be made the
highest priority, so that the governance of
soil carbon in China can be pushed forward
persistently and effectively.
This chapter was partly supported by the
Strategic Priority Research Program - Climate
Change: Carbon Budget and Related Issues
of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
(XDA05050509) - and the National Basic
Research Program of China (973 Program)
(2010CB950702).
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