In peatlands, climate change supports the degradation of organic carbon
An experiment shows that in peatlands all organic soil components decompose more rapidly when temperatures are higher
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An experiment shows that in peatlands all organic soil components decompose more rapidly when temperatures are higher
Subsidence, or the lowering of the land surface due to the removal of material from underground, impacts 25 percent of the Planet’s population, U.S. researchers have found
A U.S. study hypothesizes the existence of an “amplifying cycle” involving drought, soil desiccation and CO2 emissions. A mechanism that climate models do not seem to take into account
In the UK, scientists and farmers are collaborating to monitor and evaluate soil-root interactions. Their goal is to increase productivity and improve soil health
Researchers want to exploit biochar’s ability to absorb heavy metals. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is currently at work on the soils of a former mine
A study from the University of Vienna brings new insights into the microbiome-climate cycle in the soil. Higher temperatures activate dormant bacteria, scientists explain
For more than a decade, a group of researchers in China has been developing a restoration method based on planting crop stems that prevent salt from rising to the surface, writes the South China Morning Post
The Russian study: some bacteria decompose biopolymers and hydrocarbons and convert phosphates into soluble forms. In this way they contribute to the decontamination of permafrost
Twenty percent of the world’s farmland has severe potassium deficiency. A study from Europe proposes a mix of strategies to protect food security
Reforestation that began in the 1930s was able to mitigate the effect of climate, explains an Indiana University study. Trees cooled the eastern U.S. while the rest of the country became warmer
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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