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Select Pathogenic Microbes in Drying Soils Could Be a Threat.

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Pathogenic Microbes in Drying Soils Could Be a Threat.

Author:Darby StipeFrom:Mother Earth News (Issue 315)

Dec. 2022172 words Brief article 1510LProlonged dry spells in the Southwestern U.S. have allowed researchers to study pathogenic fungi that are more adapted to dry conditions than their nonpathogenic counterparts, and they may be more likely to spread as...

Select Compression Behaviour of Monofilament PVA Fibre Reinforced Cemented Toyoura Sand.

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Compression Behaviour of Monofilament PVA Fibre Reinforced Cemented Toyoura Sand.

From:Journal of Himalayan Earth Sciences (Vol. 55, Issue 1)

June 30, 20223,252 words Article 1440LByline: Muhammad Safdar, Tim Newson and Faheem Shah Keywords: Fibre reinforced sand; cemented sand; oedometer test; normal compression line (NCL). 1. Introduction Soils have been stabilised with various sorts of...

Select Potpourri: Birch Trees Remove Microplastics From The Soil.

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Potpourri: Birch Trees Remove Microplastics From The Soil.

From:Chemical Industry Digest

Mar. 31, 2022124 words Brief article 1400LWith the help of trees, microplastic-polluted soils could be remediated. For the first time, researchers at the Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries (IGB) have shown that birch trees absorb...

Select THE IMPORTANCE OF VINEYARD SOILS.

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THE IMPORTANCE OF VINEYARD SOILS.

Author:Marnie OldFrom:Beverage Dynamics (Vol. 133, Issue 5)

July-August 2021583 words Article 1360LGRASPING THE UNDERLYING concept of terroir is like getting an all-access pass that helps unlock many of wine's most confounding secrets. Terroir is the reason why many countries label their wines by region--not by grape...

Select Carbon removal.

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Carbon removal.

From:Geographical (Vol. 95, Issue 3)

Mar. 2023181 words Brief article 1360LCarbon dioxide removal (CDR) is the process of capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing it for decades or centuries in plants, oceans, soils, depleted oil and gas reservoirs, and other spaces beneath the...

Select Greenland's Former Lush Life.

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Greenland's Former Lush Life.

From:Natural History (Vol. 131, Issue 3)

Mar. 2023393 words Brief article 1440LNorthern Greenland as we know it today is a polar desert. From paleoclimatic records, scientists know that during the Late Pliocene and Early Pleistocene (3.6 to .8 million years ago) the region was 11-19[degrees]C...

Select Aperam and Econick form biosourced nickel JV.

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Aperam and Econick form biosourced nickel JV.

From:Global Banking News

Feb. 10, 2023240 words Brief article 1420LGlobal Banking News-February 10, 2023-Aperam and Econick form biosourced nickel JV (C)2023 ENPublishing - http://www.enpublishing.co.uk Stainless steel company Aperam S.A. (Euronext:APAM) announced on Friday a new...

Select TEMPERATURE CHECK: SOIL - THE CLIMATE FIX THAT COP FORGOT.

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TEMPERATURE CHECK: SOIL - THE CLIMATE FIX THAT COP FORGOT.

From:New Internationalist (Issue 535)

Jan-Feb 2022693 words Article 1440LThe recent climate agreement forged in Glasgow did not mention soils once. It overlooked one of the most promising solutions on offer, according to Vijay Kumar Thallam. One of the world's leading proponents of...

Select FIRE AND WATER.

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FIRE AND WATER.

Author:Sylvie BaumgartelFrom:Subtropics (Issue 32)

Wntr-Spring 2022536 words Essay 780LI walk up the hill behind my mother's house and my footsteps land on cryptogamic soil. I try to avoid it, but I can't, because it's everywhere. Cryptogamic soil can take many decades--even hundreds of years--to form....

Select Rose to the Occasion: OUR SUNBAKED SOILS ARE IDEAL FOR THIS SUMMER SIPPER.

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Rose to the Occasion: OUR SUNBAKED SOILS ARE IDEAL FOR THIS SUMMER SIPPER.

Author:Jessica DupuyFrom:Texas Monthly (Vol. 49, Issue 6)

June 2021181 words Brief article 1550LSince 2015, rose has been one of the fastest-growing wine categories in the country: the pink-hued beverage is relatively affordable, low in alcohol, immensely versatile, and appealing to a range of palates. Its...

Select THE FACTS.

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THE FACTS.

From:New Internationalist (Issue 540)

Nov-Dec 2022313 words Brief article 2220LWHOSE FARM? 1% Just 1% of farms control over 70% of the world's agricultural land.(1) >80% of all farms (almost 500 million farmers) are under 2 hectares: * covering 12% of farmland(2) * producing 1/3 of...

Select Drink: Vines thrive in poor soils, and few wines have had quite as much to overcome as port--proof that even the greatest of struggles have their benefits.

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Drink: Vines thrive in poor soils, and few wines have had quite as much to overcome as port--proof that even the greatest of struggles have their benefits.

Author:Nina CaplanFrom:New Statesman (Vol. 150, Issue 5628)

July 16, 2021559 words Article 1110LFor more than a year, we have all had cause to think about consequence, as our lives changed while we looked on, powerless. Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition, as Monty Python famously put it, but I do wonder why...

Select 3Views Reboots Its Critical Mission With 3 New Editors: Brittani Samuel, Jose Soils, and Sarah Rose Leonard will lead the site, originally founded by Sarah Ruhl and Julia Jordan, aimed at diversifying the critical discourse.

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3Views Reboots Its Critical Mission With 3 New Editors: Brittani Samuel, Jose Soils, and Sarah Rose Leonard will lead the site, originally founded by Sarah Ruhl and Julia Jordan, aimed at diversifying the critical discourse.

Authors:Rob Weinert-Kendt and Sarah RuhlFrom:American Theatre

Sept. 20212,957 words Article 1090LWhen 3Views On Theater first emerged in 2019, its founders, playwrights Sarah Ruhl and the Lilly Awards, intended it as an alternative to the white-male-dominated theatrecritic establishment, and to the related notion of...

Select New Spermatogenesis Study Findings Have Been Reported by Researchers at Konkuk University (Microplastic digestion generates fragmented nanoplastics in soils and damages earthworm spermatogenesis and coelomocyte viability).

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New Spermatogenesis Study Findings Have Been Reported by Researchers at Konkuk University (Microplastic digestion generates fragmented nanoplastics in soils and damages earthworm spermatogenesis and coelomocyte viability).

From:Women's Health Weekly

Dec. 17, 2020355 words Brief article 1530L2020 DEC 17 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Women's Health Weekly -- Investigators discuss new findings in Spermatogenesis. According to news reporting from Seoul, South Korea, by NewsRx journalists,...

Select MICRONUTRIENTS (Zn, Cu, Fe, Mn, B) AVAILABILITY STATUS IN THE SOILS OF SARGODHA DISTRICT, PUNJAB, PAKISTAN.

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MICRONUTRIENTS (Zn, Cu, Fe, Mn, B) AVAILABILITY STATUS IN THE SOILS OF SARGODHA DISTRICT, PUNJAB, PAKISTAN.

From:Pakistan Journal of Science (Vol. 73, Issue 1)

Mar. 31, 20214,117 words Article 1500LByline: M. Shafique, M.A. Qazi, A. Farooq, W. Abbas, R. Gul, N.I. Khan, F. Umar, M. Khalid, K.M. Mughal, M. Nasir, M. Jamil, G. Rasool, Z. Hamid, S.A. Khan, M. David and N. Ain Keywords: Available Zn, Cu, Kriging,...

Select CDE Open House at Repurpose Aggregates Features New Plant.

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CDE Open House at Repurpose Aggregates Features New Plant.

From:Rock Products (Vol. 125, Issue 11)

Nov. 2022671 words Article 1570LCDE hosted a special Open House on Sept. 22 at Repurpose Aggregates in Joppatowne, Md. Rock Products was on-hand for the event and tour of the plant. Repurpose Aggregates (a product of Harford Minerals) was...

Select Can Natural and Synthetic Farming Methods Coexist?

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Can Natural and Synthetic Farming Methods Coexist?

Author:Darby StipeFrom:Mother Earth News (Issue 315)

Dec. 2022275 words Brief article 1490LIn a recent article published by the Nature Sustainability journal, researchers discovered that nature-based farming methods have the potential to reduce synthetic fertilizer use while keeping yields high. A potential...

Select Open-Source Green Cover.

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Open-Source Green Cover.

Author:Maureen Nandini MitraFrom:Earth Island Journal (Vol. 37, Issue 4)

Wntr 20232,389 words Interview 1110LPerhaps because he grew up next a forest in Uttarakhand, India, Shubhendu Sharma took nature for granted. But, he says, he must have felt its lack when he went on to work as an engineer at Toyota in the metropolis of...

Select Resources to support soil science education.

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Resources to support soil science education.

Author:Sarah GarryFrom:Environmental Education (Vol. 127)

Summer 20211,242 words Article 1450LSoils underpin our ecosystems, our climate and human culture. Some of the biggest issues affecting our world and its inhabitants have soil at their heart. Healthy soil supports biodiversity: biodiverse soils can host...

Select AgroCares Partners trinamiX to Offer Solution for Onsite Nutrient Analysis.

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AgroCares Partners trinamiX to Offer Solution for Onsite Nutrient Analysis.