Dust-borne microbes connect deserts and cities, scientists urge joint restoration
Every gust of wind that sweeps across a dryland landscape does more than stir up dust. It launches an invisible ...
Every gust of wind that sweeps across a dryland landscape does more than stir up dust. It launches an invisible ...
A 31-year dune fixation experiment in Algeria shows that retam shrubs support richer plant and grasshopper communities than tamarix or ...
A multi-case study of China's Taklamakan Desert-fringe shelter-belt project reveals how six desert-based industries either thrived or collapsed depending on ...
A new SWOT-based study argues that Tunisia's dromedary camel value chains, despite low productivity and informal markets, could attract investment ...
A field trial in arid sandy land shows that mixing crushed alfalfa and ryegrass residues into topsoil slows infiltration, curbs ...
A conceptual study proposes adapting cement grinding techniques, combined with biochar and solar power, to transform coarse desert sand into ...
Researchers in India have developed a deep learning framework called ASTILM that fuses fuzzy logic and CNN-LSTM networks to assess ...
A twenty-year satellite analysis shows Brazil's Caatinga dry forest has kept its carbon and water balance stable despite warming, with ...
New research on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau shows that fencing alone cannot restore desertified alpine grasslands because depleted soil carbon and ...
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