Climate change may decrease methane sequestration in the Amazon by 70%
A study reveals how methane uptake by forest soil in the Amazon decreases sharply under hot and dry conditions. While production of the same gas increases following heavy rains
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A study reveals how methane uptake by forest soil in the Amazon decreases sharply under hot and dry conditions. While production of the same gas increases following heavy rains
A University of York study will assess how climate change-induced flooding affects the survival of earthworms, creatures essential for maintaining soil health
The UNCCD-FAO Report: “Women are most vulnerable to drought but are also at the forefront in developing solutions to the problem.” They produce up to 80 per cent of the food in developing countries, but represent less than 20 per cent of landowners
In barley fields, the application of other crops promotes increased carbon sequestration by modulating the relationships between microbes, the University of Helsinki has found
Chinese study shows how conservation agriculture improves productivity under warming conditions by increasing carbon input and stimulating microbial growth
According to the latest report of the EU Environment Agency, the use of pesticides in agriculture continues to impact water quality in Europe. That’s why we need to improve the management of aquatic ecosystems to increase resilience
According to a Canadian study, the presence of trees increases the number of insects that contribute to pollination and the fight against crop pathogens
Global warming, says a Chinese study, promotes wildfires which, in turn, reduce the frequency of rainfall leading to a vicious cycle
Events such as rising sea levels, increasing temperatures and changes in precipitation affect metal sequestration conditions in underground estuaries, explains a Swedish study
A group of Indian researchers used cellulose-coated nano-zerovalent iron particles to successfully clean up chromium-contaminated water
It’s beneath our feet but we never think about its value. We tread on it, we mistreat it, but a healthy, fertile soil means life. It’s time to take care of the soil and each one of us can and must make a difference.
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