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Published Jul 29, 2022

Elber Woollen  

Abstract

Soil is one of the ecosystems that human beings depend on for survival. The ecological imbalance caused by soil contamination is not only a threat to the soil ecology itself, but also a potential source of danger to human health and the future. We have an obligation to take responsibility for protecting the soil.

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Keywords

Soil Contamination, Ecosystem, Sustainability, Human Being, Future

References
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How to Cite
Woollen, E. (2022). Protecting Soil: A Shared Obligation. Science Insights, 41(2), 583–584. https://doi.org/10.15354/si.22.co032
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Commentary