With 25% in the earth’s total biodiversity, soil plays a vital role in maintaining the natural life cycle in the land, water, food production, climate control, and other natural processes. Now, scientists from Colorado State University have found significant evidence of accelerating the goals of global sustainability, when soil organisms are put front and center. Scientists revealed that the activity and interactions of soil organisms are closely attached to various processes that ecosystems and society rely on. The study sheds light on how soil biodiversity can take us to the next level and be part of the solution as we work to accomplish extensive sustainability goals.
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