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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetBrochureAcidificación del suelo
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2016La parte delantera de la postal ofrece una breve descripción sobre la acidificación del suelo (definición, causa, hechos clave), mientras que la parte posterior muestra las condiciones y tendencias mundiales por región. Estos datos se derivan de la información publicada en el informe del Estado Mundial del Recurso Suelo, publicado en diciembre de 2015.
El informe y el resumen técnico están disponibles en los siguientes enlaces:- Lea el Informe principal del Estado Mundial del Recurso Suelo. Disponible sólo en inglés
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