by Matteo Cavallito<\/p>\n
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Focusing on climate mitigation<\/strong> is especially needed to effectively counter soil erosion in the Tibet Plateau<\/strong>. This strategy, in fact, seems to be more effective than direct interventions on vegetation. Vegetation improvement, not surprisingly, is effectively compromised by global warming itself. This is supported by a study<\/a> conducted by a group of scientists from the Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences<\/strong> in Beijing.<\/p>\n The research takes on important significance by shedding light on a phenomenon that is not yet fully understood and that affects a prime environment. The Tibetan Plateau, whose role in regulating summer rain<\/a> in southern China<\/strong> is well known to scientists, has long faced increasing water erosion, the authors recall.<\/p>\n