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The 29 pages that link to Land degradation, each with the reason it gives.

• DesertificationNarrower topic: Desertification is the dryland-specific form of this broader process.

• Soil organic matterNarrower topic: Loss of soil organic matter can both signal and intensify declining soil function.

• Soil salinityNarrower topic: Severe soil salinity is one pathway by which productive land becomes degraded.

• PedosphereNarrower topic: Damage to soil is one major pathway of land degradation.

• Dust stormNarrower topic: It can increase the availability of loose soil that storms lift.

• Soil conservationNarrower topic: Soil erosion and declining fertility are major forms of land degradation that conservation addresses.

• Open-pit miningNarrower topic: The excavation and associated waste areas can permanently reshape and impair land.

• Soil contaminationNarrower topic: Contamination is one cause of land degradation, alongside erosion and other pressures.

• RangelandNarrower topic: Rangeland degradation is one form of a broader decline in land condition.

• Agricultural landNarrower topic: Poorly managed agricultural land can become less productive through erosion, salinity, or nutrient loss.

• TopsoilNarrower topic: Topsoil loss is one pathway through which land degradation reduces ecosystem function.

• Al Qadarif StateNarrower topic: Intensive cultivation and variable rainfall raise concerns about soil productivity.