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Storing carbon in urban soils: review and prospects

Authors: Aurélie CAMBOU, Laure VIDAL-BEAUDET, Patrice CANNAVO, Christophe SCHWARTZ

Publication date: April 10, 2020

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1. Urban soils: a heterogeneous yet little-understood environment

1.1 Increasing artificialization

Soil artificialisation refers to the removal of land from its natural state (in mainland France: forests, heathland, wasteland, scrubland, natural bare soil, wetlands and underwater areas) or from agricultural use.

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