Globally, climate change is estimated to be responsible for 30-66% increase of soil erosion by 2070, while socioeconomic developments impacting land use may lead to + 10% change of soil erosion . At a regional scale, different effects of the climate change impact on soil losses are found owing to the ensemble experiments with climate models coupled with regional/local models of soil erosion and sediment yield. In the 21st century, the soil erosion rates are projected to increase for the European countries , Belgium , Spain , Germany ) by 10-80% depending on the emission scenario and time period of the projection, as well as for the USA  and Australia . Only a few studies demonstrated decreasing trend in soil erosion, for example, up to 9% with RCP8.5 scenario in Greece . Sediment yield is projected to both increase (5-
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