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Author: Tomalka, Julia et al.; Genre: Report; Finally published : 2024-11; Open Access; Keywords: Agriculture, biodiversity loss, climate change, enabling environment, environmental footprint, evidence-based policies, fair shares, investments, land, land degradation, land restoration, land use, planetary boundaries, Rio conventions, sustainable development, sustainable land management, transformative actions; Title: Stepping back from the precipice: Transforming land management to stay within planetary boundaries

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