On the Results of Joint Russian-Chinese Field Studies in Sichuan Province in 2025: Achievements, Challenges, Prospects
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17308/geo/1609-0683/2026/2/160-165Keywords:
cadmium, selenium, heavy metals, invasive species, green manure, geotextile, microevolution, alien species, Russian-Chinese cooperationAbstract
The article reports on the progress of scientifi c and technical cooperation between scientifi c and educational organizations of the Voronezh Region, Moscow and Sichuan Province (China). The results of fi eld research conducted by members of the Russian-Chinese scientifi c consortium in September 2025 in Sichuan Province in such key areas as the safe use of soils contaminated with heavy metals, control of the number of invasive plant species, and management of artificial forest ecosystems are summarized.
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