Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
salinisation
Noun
/ˌseɪlɪnaɪˈzeɪʃən/

Definition
The process of increasing the concentration of salt in soil or water.

Examples
- Salinisation can occur due to natural processes as well as human activities.
- The overuse of irrigation often leads to salinisation in arid regions.
- Farmers are implementing methods to mitigate the effects of salinisation on their crops.

Meaning
Salinisation refers to the buildup of salts in soil or water, which can negatively affect agricultural productivity and water quality.

Synonyms
- Salinity increase
- Salt accumulation
- Soil salinisation