Philippa Kaur

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eDNA memory effect in soils DNA analyses highlight the presence of the last cultivated crops (< 7 years) in conventional and conservation farming. They also underline the ability of these methods to detect a large variety of weeds under both agricultural practices. Results from the analyses highlighting the memory effects for both farming practices are detailed below. […] More

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PK: Yes, we can. For example, at the UNEP we have developed the Inclusive Wealth indicator that provides a holistic assessment of produced, human and natural capital within a country. It has been estimated for 140 countries. It is a multi-purpose indicator also capable of measuring those less tangible and unseen stocks of wealth — […] More

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