Biodegradable Microplastics Are Not Benign: Soil Review Reveals Context-Dependent Effects
A synthesis of 105 experimental studies finds that biodegradable microplastics act as both carbon inputs and ecological stressors in soil–plant ...
A synthesis of 105 experimental studies finds that biodegradable microplastics act as both carbon inputs and ecological stressors in soil–plant ...
A Nature Communications study projects that future US water stress will vary sharply by season, region, and sector, with irrigation ...
A Nature Food study combining county records, farmer surveys and thousands of field experiments finds that crop- and region-specific irrigation ...
A new review integrates contaminant monitoring, quantitative risk assessment, and AI-assisted governance into a unified framework for safe agricultural wastewater ...
A PRISMA-ScR-informed synthesis of 40 open-access studies maps how soil fertility management, fertilizer use efficiency and greenhouse gas outcomes are ...
A new screening study of 134 agricultural topsoil samples finds cadmium accounts for 90.7% of the mean potential ecological risk ...
A revised water-footprint model estimated human water appropriation across south-central Chile at about 5 billion cubic metres per year, 2.7 ...
A systematic review identified nine research themes linking tribal development with the Sustainable Development Goals and proposed an integrated framework ...
A Colorado field trial found that Beauveria bassiana seed inoculation reduced quinoa stem-borer exit holes by about 60%, although larval ...
A national scenario model for Jordan found that increasing soil organic carbon offered the largest potential storage benefit, while high-value ...
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