Over the next 2–4 generations, possibly leading to global human carrying capacity, natural organic wastes and earthworm biotechnology may be used to increase soil buffering capacity for acid precipitates, amend arable soil to reduce its tendency toward erosion, and reclaim certain portions of land presently desertified due to toxic soil conditions.
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