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MiniaturizationEngineeringLand UseExperimental TechnologySoil SalinitySoil SalinizationChemistrySocial SciencesSoil PropertySoil Salinization ResearchTechnological InnovationClimate ChangeTechnology TransferHydrogeologySoil ScienceGeographyInnovationWater ResourcesDroughtScience And Technology StudiesTechnologyFunctional Materials
With the environmental deterioration caused by the advance of climate change, soil salinization is a serious and growing global problem. Currently about 7% of the world's land sur- face is threatened by salinization. China is a country whose soils are severely affected by this problem, which, due to its extensive area, and wide distribution poses a serious threat to regional agricultural development. In this review, we summarize the framework for soil salinization research in China over the past 70 years, assess the weaknesses of existing research in both a domestic and international context, highlight the trends and key findings of global research about saline soils over the past 30 years, and propose six major fields and directions for future research on saline
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