Biochar Meets Compost: Why the Hyped Soil Fix Isn’t a Climate Silver Bullet
A new critical review finds that combining biochar with compost can improve soil health, but claims of synergistic climate benefits ...
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Bangladesh’s Smaller Cities Outperform the Capital in Urban Tree Canopy Benefits, Study Finds
A nationwide assessment of Bangladesh's city corporations using the i-Tree Canopy tool reveals that peripheral cities like Barishal deliver far ...
Plant Diversity, Not Microbes, Drives Soil Carbon Storage Along Mountain Slopes
A study along nearly 3,000 vertical meters of the Tianshan Mountains finds that plant diversity, acting through productivity rather than ...
Infrared Light and Explainable AI Reveal How Much Carbon Soil Can Still Store
Australian researchers used mid-infrared spectroscopy and explainable machine learning to accurately predict how much stable carbon soils hold and how ...
Magnetic Trick Reveals That Rising Soil Carbon May Be an Illusion
A new magnetic separation method shows that increases in particulate organic carbon after straw and biochar application largely reflect undecomposed ...
Mixed Mediterranean Forests Store More Soil Carbon, But Only in the Fast Lane
A study of Israeli Mediterranean forests finds that mixed tree stands store about 6.1 megagrams more soil carbon per hectare ...
Polar oceans quietly lock away carbon, yet climate policy still overlooks them
A new review in Global Change Biology argues that polar blue carbon ecosystems remain unrecognized in climate and conservation policy ...
Scientists Unveil Massive Global Database of Rock Properties Spanning 70 Countries
Researchers at CSIRO have compiled more than 112,000 rock property measurements from over 600 publications across 70 countries into a ...
Eleven Years of Soil Data Reveal Cracks in Carbon Accounting Models
An eleven-year field experiment in a Spanish organic olive grove shows that the widely used RothC model overestimated soil carbon ...
Fast-Growing Soil Microbes Emerge as Key Drivers of Carbon-Releasing Priming Effect
A new cybernetic modeling study shows that fast-growing copiotrophic microbes and their interactions with non-degrading neighbors determine whether fresh organic ...
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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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