Education & Resources
Land Use for Net Zero
Around 30% of the Earth’s surface is land. The way we use and interact with land will have an impact on climate change. Land and soil can contribute towards climate change mitigation for example, by removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and providing locations for clean energy production.
The evidence and guidance provided in this Land Use for Net Zero series will help us to understand where we should focus our efforts and the trade-offs involved in each of them, to support our collective aims to achieve net zero.
Guidance Notes
Find out more about our professional soil competencies which set out the skills and knowledge anyone working with soil should have, or download our guidance notes which help non-soil specialists who need to refer to soil in their decision making.
Working with soil Competencies
Our full and Fellow members are required to work to our 10 Working with Soil competencies.
Position Statements and Responses
You can find our official position statements and responses to government inquiries below