A flock of sheep in a valley in the French Alps
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Rapid erosion due to human activity, such as grazing livestock and farming, has stripped the Alps of almost all the soil formed since the retreat of the glaciers. This soil developed over millennia as plants, microbes and weather transformed hard rock into the carbon-rich foundation of this mountain ecosystem.
“We destroyed the soils at a rate four to 10 times faster than they grew,” says William Rapuc at the French National Centre for Scientific Research.
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