How Restored Soils Lock Away Carbon: The Hidden Machinery Beneath Our Feet
A sweeping systematic review of 25 years of research reveals that soil aggregates, mineral associations and microbial communities, not just ...
Tag: carbon sequestration
Maturing forests redistribute soil carbon rather than simply storing more
A new study in Forest Ecosystems reveals that maturing temperate forests redistribute soil carbon rather than simply storing more, with ...
Grazing Increases Soil Carbon in Sub-Arctic Grasslands
A new study in Global Change Biology Communications reveals that sustained livestock grazing enhances soil organic carbon storage in sub-arctic ...
Irrigation Yields Massive Greenhouse Gas Savings for U.S. Agriculture
New research from Colorado State University shows that U.S. agricultural irrigation prevents significantly more greenhouse gas emissions than it produces ...
Biochar Boosts Pepper Yields Only in the Right Soil, at the Right Dose
A new pot experiment shows biochar sharply increased sweet pepper yields in low-fertility loam but plateaued in sandy loam, while ...
Microalgae emerge as the engine of a sustainable blue bioeconomy
A new review in Blue Biotechnology details how microalgae could transform food, feed, fuel, bioplastics, wastewater treatment and carbon capture ...
Planting Trees on Farmland, Not Grassland, Unlocks China’s Soil Carbon Bonanza
A synthesis of 361 afforestation sites across China shows that planting trees on former cropland delivers decades of sustained soil ...
Which Plants Rule the Carbon Beneath Tibet’s Meadows? Microbes Hold the Answer
New research on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau shows that dominant plant species and their associated microbial communities determine whether alpine meadow ...
Biochar by the Tonne Is Failing Science: Why Function, Not Mass, Should Set the Dose
A new perspective argues that dosing biochar by mass rather than by delivered functional capacity is the hidden reason soil ...
Mowing or Planting Trees? Japan’s Abandoned Rice Paddies Face a Climate and Biodiversity Trade-Off
A scenario analysis of Japan's depopulating rice-farming landscapes shows that periodic mowing preserves more biodiversity than afforestation, while both options ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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