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DESCRIPTION:Salinization of soils\, groundwater and surface water is one of
  the most important environmental issues that ecosystems and human societi
 es in dry climates face: Salt has devastated large tracts of previously pr
 oductive agricultural land\, reduced water quality to levels that can be n
 o longer used for drinking\, livestock\, or irrigation\, and degraded terr
 estrial and aquatic ecosystems. The origin of salt in dry landscapes is a 
 complex interplay between soil\, hydrology\, geology\, geomorphology\, atm
 ospheric\, and plants and thus requires an interdisciplinary approach to u
 nderstand the problem\, its effects and to develop sustainable solutions.
 \nIn this talk I will discuss the sources of salts in dry climates\, with 
 a focus on salinization of soils and groundwater\, their consequences for 
 agricultural productivity and ecosystem health\, and finally present poten
 tial solutions to the salinization problem. The case of Australia will be 
 used as an example of a country highly influenced by salt and salinization
 .\n&nbsp\;\n***Final lecture in the habilitation procedure at the Faculty 
 of Biology\, Chemistry &amp\; Earth Sciences\, University of Bayreuth\nSpe
 cial event without post colloquium.\n&nbsp\;
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230627T121500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230627T134500
LOCATION:H6\, GEO-Gebäude
SUMMARY:Dr. Ben Gilfedder\, Limnological Research Station\, Department of H
 ydrology\, UBT (Homepage): Final Habilitation lecture The white plague: so
 urces\, causes and solutions for salinisation
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