THE ORIGIN, DISTRIBUTION, AND CLASSIFICATION OF DESERTIFICATION
Abstract
This article examines the origin, distribution, and classification of desertification. Drawing on research by the Russian desert scientist Professor M.P. Petrov and other scholars, it provides a detailed analysis of the causes of aridity and potential solutions.
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