Greatly improved methods of agriculture and land and water management in the Great Plains have prevented that disaster from recurring, but desertification presently affects millions of people in almost every continent.
In 1988 Ridley Nelson pointed out in an important scientific paper that the desertification problem and processes are not clearly defined.
However, other types of remote-sensing systems, land-monitoring networks, and global data bases of field observations are needed before the process and problems of desertification will be completely understood.
While desertification has received tremendous publicity by the political and news media, there are still many things that we don't know about the degradation of productive lands and the expansion of deserts.
Contrary to many popular reports, desertification is actually a subtle and complex process of deterioration that may often be reversible.
A discussion of the problems involved in preventing desertification and reclaiming arid lands.
Desertification may intensify a general climatic trend toward greater aridity, or it may initiate a change in local climate.
Desertification The world's great deserts were formed by natural processes interacting over long intervals of time.
Unfortunately, an area undergoing desertification is brought to public attention only after the process is well underway.
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