Strengthening the world’s long-term soil research base.
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Daniel D. Richter
Professor in the Division of Earth and Climate Science
Richter’s research and teaching links soils with ecosystems and the wider environment,
most recently Earth scientists’ Critical Zone. He focuses on how humanity is transforming
Earth’s soils from natural to human-natural systems, specifically how land-uses alter
soil processes and properties on time scales of decades, centuries, and millennia.
Richter's book, Understanding Soil Change (Cambridge University Press), co-authored
with his former PhD

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