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Abstract

This abstract explores the intricate relationship between climate change and soil degradation, delving into the ways in which the shifting climate patterns exacerbate the decline in soil health. As global temperatures rise and precipitation patterns undergo significant changes, the resultant increase in extreme weather events, droughts, and sea-level rise poses substantial threats to the Earth's soil ecosystems. The impact on soil health manifests through altered microbial communities, compromised water retention, and increased vulnerability to erosion. The consequences of climate-induced soil degradation extend far beyond agricultural concerns, affecting global food security, biodiversity, and water quality. The abstract underscores the urgency of addressing this complex issue through sustainable land management practices, reforestation efforts, and international cooperation. By understanding and mitigating the effects of climate change on soil, we take a crucial step towards securing the foundation of our ecosystems and ensuring a sustainable future.