Soil crisis means vegetable shortages could be sign of things to come
AECOM's Robert Spencer argues urgent action is required to improve soil quality - and Brexit could provide an opportunity to improve soil management
Intensive farming practices have accelerated the degradation of the UK's soil in recent years, resulting in a critical decline in soil quality on some of the country's farms. This, along with the impacts...
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