The aim of the project is to develop a national system for monitoring carbon pools and greenhouse gas flows in the territory of the Russian Federation based on the integration of ground-based measurement data and the creation of a system for recording data on greenhouse gas flows and the carbon budget in terrestrial ecosystems.
A 700 km long soil transect in the south of the Russian Plain has been studied
A group of geologists, geographers and soil scientists from Pushchino has conducted a large comprehensive study devoted to the influence of climate on the chemical composition of chestnut and brown semi-desert (semiarid) soils.
The soils buried under an archaeological monument - a burial mound of the Bronze Age, on the Kuban-Azov plain were studied. The mound had three different constructions, built over a time interval from 4500 to 3600 years ago, under which the soils that formed a pedochronoseries were buried.