Rethinking Global Groundwater Models to Feed Crops and Protect Ecosystems
A Nature Water perspective argues that global groundwater models can diagnose depletion but must become integrated, process-based frameworks to guide ...
A Nature Water perspective argues that global groundwater models can diagnose depletion but must become integrated, process-based frameworks to guide ...
A ten-year study of the Mocorito River Aquifer in Sinaloa, Mexico, shows that intensive agriculture is accelerating natural water-rock dissolution ...
A Nature Food commentary argues that soil salinization imposes hidden costs by reducing nitrogen-use efficiency and increasing reactive-nitrogen losses, strengthening ...
A new global analysis finds that managing salt-affected croplands could cut reactive nitrogen losses by 59 percent, boost crop production ...
A new analysis argues that five decades of research on global irrigation water withdrawals have expanded the range of plausible ...
A survey of 478 smallholder households in northwest Ethiopia shows that irrigation, draft animals, extension contacts and market access are ...
A survey of 395 wheat-farming households in Northwestern Ethiopia finds farmers sell just over half their harvest, with roads, irrigation, ...
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