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Kihara, JobMartius, ChristopherBationo, B. AndréThuita, Moses N.Lesueur, DidierHerrmann, LaetitiaVlek, Paul L.G.Amelung, Wulf[Soil aggregation and total diversity of bacteria and fungi in various Tillage systems of sub-humid and semi-arid Kenya]Soil aggregation and total diversity of bacteria and fungi in various Tillage systems of sub-humid and semi-arid Kenya
Kihara, JobBationo, B. AndréWaswa, Boaz S.Kimetu, J.M.Vanlauwe, BernardOkeyo, Jeremiah M.Mukalama, JohnMartius, Christopher[Effect of reduced tillage and mineral fertilizer application on maize and soybean productivity]Effect of reduced tillage and mineral fertilizer application on maize and soybean productivity

Land provides a host of ecosystem services, of which the provisioning services are often considered paramount. As the demand for agricultural products multiplies, other ecosystem services are being degraded or lost entirely. Finding a sustainable trade-off between food production and one or more ...


Vlek, Paul L.G.Khamzina, AsiaAzadi, HosseinBhaduri, AnikBharati, LunaBraimoh, AdemolaMartius, ChristopherSunderland, TerryTaheri, Fatemeh[Trade-Offs in Multi-Purpose Land Use under Land Degradation]Trade-Offs in Multi-Purpose Land Use under Land Degradation

The agriculture, forestry and other land use (AFOLU) sectors contribute substantially to the net global anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. To reduce these emissions under the Paris Agreement, effective mitigation actions are needed that require engagement of multiple stakeholders. Emis...


Romijn, ErikaSy, Veronique deHerold, MartinBöttcher, HannesRomán Cuesta, Rosa MariaFritz, SteffenSchepaschenko, DmitryAvitabile, ValerioGaveau, DavidVerchot, Louis V.Martius, Christopher[Independent data for transparent monitoring of greenhouse gas emissions from the land use sector – What do stakeholders think and need?]Independent data for transparent monitoring of greenhouse gas emissions from the land use sector – What do stakeholders think and need?

Although REDD+ is approaching its 10th anniversary, major impacts in terms of reduced forest loss are hard to document. Conservation practitioners and scholars are therefore increasingly asking why REDD+ has not delivered more tangible results. A recent Comment in Conservation Biology by Fletcher...


Angelsen, ArildBrockhaus, MariaDuchelle, Amy E.Larson, AnneMartius, ChristopherSunderlin, William D.Verchot, Louis V.Wong, GraceWunder, Sven[Learning from REDD+: a response to Fletcher et al.]Learning from REDD+: a response to Fletcher et al.

A decline in water availability due to rising temperatures and growing water demand presents significant and unique challenges to agricultural producers in Uzbekistan. This study investigates the impact of climate change on farm revenues and water use efficiencies in Western Uzbekistan. A spatial...


Bobojonov, IhtiyorBerg, ErnstFranz-Vasdekic, JenniferMartius, ChristopherLamers, John P. A.[Income and irrigation water use efficiency under climate change: An application of spatial stochastic crop and water allocation model to Western Uzbekistan]Income and irrigation water use efficiency under climate change: An application of spatial stochastic crop and water allocation model to Western Uzbekistan

The Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use (AFOLU) sector contributes with ca. 20–25 % of global anthropogenic emissions (2010), making it a key component of any climate change mitigation strategy. AFOLU estimates, however, remain highly uncertain, jeopardizing the mitigation effectiveness of t...


Román Cuesta, Rosa MariaHerold, MartinRufino, Mariana C.Rosenstock, Todd S.Houghton, Richard A.Rossi, SimoneButterbach-Bahl, KlausOgle, StephenPoulter, BenjaminVerchot, Louis V.Martius, ChristopherBruin, Sytze de[Multi-gas and multi-source comparisons of six land use emission datasets and AFOLU estimates in the Fifth Assessment Report, for the tropics for 2000–2005]Multi-gas and multi-source comparisons of six land use emission datasets and AFOLU estimates in the Fifth Assessment Report, for the tropics for 2000–2005

According to the latest report of the Intergovern- mental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), emissions must be cut by 41–72 % below 2010 levels by 2050 for a likely chance of containing the global mean temperature increase to 2 ◦C. The AFOLU sector (Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use) contribu...


Román Cuesta, Rosa MariaRufino, Mariana C.Herold, MartinButterbach-Bahl, KlausRosenstock, Todd S.Herrero, Mario T.Ogle, Stephen M.Li CPoulter BVerchot, Louis V.Martius, ChristopherStuiver JBruin, S. de[Hotspots of gross emissions from the land use sector: patterns, uncertainties, and leading emission sources for the period 2000–2005 in the tropics]Hotspots of gross emissions from the land use sector: patterns, uncertainties, and leading emission sources for the period 2000–2005 in the tropics

In Indonesia, drought driven fires occur typically during the warm phase of the El Niño Southern Oscillation. This was the case of the events of 1997 and 2015 that resulted in months-long hazardous atmospheric pollution levels in Equatorial Asia and record greenhouse gas emissions. Nonetheless, a...


Fernandes, KátiaVerchot, Louis V.Baethgen, Walter E.Gutiérrez Vélez, Victor HugoPinedo-Vasquez, MiguelMartius, Christopher[Heightened fire probability in Indonesia in non-drought conditions: the effect of increasing temperatures]Heightened fire probability in Indonesia in non-drought conditions: the effect of increasing temperatures

In March 2013, 40 leading experts from across the world gathered at a workshop, hosted by the European Commission, Directorate General Joint Research Centre, Italy, to discuss the multiple benefits of soil carbon as part of a Rapid Assessment Process (RAP) project commissioned by Scientific Commi...


Milne, EleanorBanwart, Steven A.Noellemeyer, ElkeAbson, David JBallabio, CristianoBampa, FrancescaBationo, B. AndréBatjes, Niels H.Bernoux, MartialBhattacharyya, TapasBlack, HelainaBuschiazzo, Daniel E.Cai, ZucongCerri, Carlos EduardoCheng, KunCompagnone, ClaudeConant, Richard T.Coutinho, Heitor L.C.Brogniez, Delphine deCarvalho Balieiro, Fabiano deDuffy, ChristopherFeller, ChristianFidalgo, Elaine C.C.Figueira da Silva, CristianeFunk, RogerGaudig, GretaGicheru, Patrick TGoldhaber, MartyGottschalk, PiaGoulet, FredericGoverse, TessaGrathwohl, PeterJoosten, HansKamoni, Peter TKihara, JobKrawczynski, ReneLa Scala, NewtonLemanceau, PhilippeLi, LianqingLi, ZichuanMaron, Pierre-AlainMartius, ChristopherMelillo, JerryMontanarella, LucaNikolaidis, NikolaosNziguheba, GenerosePan, GenxingPascual, UnaiPaustian, KeithPiñeiro, GervasioPowlson, David S.Quiroga, AlbertoRichter, DanSigwalt, AnnieSix, JohanSmith, JoSmith, PeteStocking, MichaelTanneberger, FranziskaTermansen, MetteNoordwijk, Meine vanWesemael, Bas vanVargas, RodrigoLuiz Victoria, ReynaldoWaswa, Boaz S.Werner, DavidWichmann, SabineWichtmann, WendelinZhang, XuhuiZhao, YongcunZheng, JinweiZheng, Jufeng[Soil carbon, multiple benefits]Soil carbon, multiple benefits

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