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Soil supports nearly all forms of life on Earth. It’s where 95% of our food originates, making it critical for global food security.
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Over one-third of global soils are damaged, affecting productivity and ecosystems. World Soil Day raises awareness to protect and restore these soils.
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Healthy soils store carbon and regulate greenhouse gases, playing a key role in combating climate change.
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Soil is home to countless organisms, including microbes, insects, and fungi. Preserving soil health helps maintain this underground biodiversity.
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The day spotlights how human actions, like using chemicals or generating waste, can pollute soil and poison food, water, and air.
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Soil regulates water flow into underground reserves and streams, ensuring clean and stable water supplies.
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Soil provides physical support, nutrients, and water for plants that form the base of habitats and food webs, sustaining countless species.
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The event motivates governments, organizations, and individuals worldwide to implement policies and practices for soil conservation.
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