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COSTA RICA, 2024. Costa Rican researcher works to reduce soil degradation

San Pedro de Barva, Heredia, November 2024. Michael Gonzalez, a soil specialist at the Coffee Institute (ICAFE), together with FAO, the Global Soil Partnership, the Government and the private sector, focuses his work on organic fertilizer, which improves the capacity of soils to store carbon, contributing to the fight against climate change.

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COSTA RICA, 2024. Un investigador costarricense trabaja en reducir la degradación del suelo

Michael González, especialista en suelos del Instituto del Café (ICAFE), junto a la FAO, la Alianza Mundial por el Suelo, el Gobierno y el sector privado, centra su trabajo en el abono orgánico, que mejora la capacidad de los suelos para almacenar carbono, contribuyendo así a la lucha contra el cambio climático.

11/18/2024

Country or Territory Costa Rica

File size 3.23 MB

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