Prepsoil survey reveals knowledge of soil health among stakeholders
There is time until Feb. 29 to participate in the soil health knowledge survey launched by PREPSOIL, the project funded by the Horizon Europe program
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There is time until Feb. 29 to participate in the soil health knowledge survey launched by PREPSOIL, the project funded by the Horizon Europe program
After the invasion of Ukraine, communications between Arctic stations in Russia and those located in Western countries broke down. And not without consequences, says a Danish study
Effects on the communities of ants are one example of the consequences of energy policies and subsequent land use change, a study from U.S. has found
In the 21st century, the share of China’s grasslands experiencing severe and moderate desertification has dropped from 52 percent to 37 percent. This is revealed in a new survey by the Beijing Academy of Sciences
Forests perform an essential ecosystem service by storing mercury and preventing its spread into waterways. That’s why deforestation poses a threat in terms of pollution, a MIT study finds
A Chinese study challenges methods for detecting compound drought events affecting vegetation. The impact of these events is likely to increase in the future
According to an Australian study, 29 percent of mining tailings storage facilities are located in or near protected areas. With significant risks to the environment
Properly managing forests and preventing floods requires a paradigm shift, a Canadian study explains. That means replacing the deterministic approach with probability analysis and take all factors into account
Without climate change, the Amazon Basin would not have experienced the exceptional agricultural drought that has affected the area around the region’s main river, an international study finds
As a tributary of the Congo River, the Ruki provides one-fifth of the dissolved carbon in the region’s main waterway. A figure that suggests a lower sequestration capacity by the local forest, says a research
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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