Palm Oil Giants’ Path to Sustainability Runs Through Regulation and Renewable Energy, Study Finds
A new panel study of eight major palm oil-producing economies finds that regulatory quality and renewable energy consumption, not cropland ...
Tag: land use
Hidden Chemistry of a Karst Wetland Reveals Why Phosphorus Behaves Differently Across Soils
A new study of China's Huixian Karst Wetland shows that calcium and bicarbonate ions can either suppress or accelerate phosphorus ...
Khat Cash Crop Sustains Ethiopian Farmers but Squeezes Food Security
A mixed-methods study in eastern Ethiopia finds khat cultivation delivers reliable income and perceived soil and water conservation benefits while ...
Global Model Links Water, Energy, Minerals and Land to Chart the Path to 2 Degrees
Researchers have built the first global model to fully couple life cycle impact assessment with an integrated assessment model spanning ...
Harare’s Gridlock Is an Economic Squeeze, and a Planning Matrix May Untangle It
A new study applies a log-frame evaluation to Harare's congestion, arguing that the city's gridlock stems from an extreme concentration ...
Forest Soils Outperform Farmland in Land Use Study of Southwest Nigeria
A new study combining multivariate statistics and GIS mapping shows that forest land maintains the highest soil fertility in Southwest ...
Phosphate Mining Leaves a Toxic Fingerprint in Soils Above a Famous Chinese Lake
A depth-resolved survey of a phosphate-mining watershed upstream of Dianchi Lake shows that tailings soils are the dominant contamination hotspot, ...
Land Scarcity Could Add $42 Billion to China’s Carbon-Neutral Power Bill
A new Nature Sustainability study shows that land-use restrictions could raise the cost of China's carbon-neutral power system by up ...
Land Use Leaves Its Fingerprint in Iran’s Metal-Polluted Soils, Major Review Finds
A systematic review of 195 studies shows that industrial areas carry Iran's worst heavy metal soil contamination, with mercury and ...
Tracing Dutch Consumption to Global Biodiversity Loss, Layer by Layer
A first-of-its-kind production layer decomposition shows that nearly 60 percent of the biodiversity destroyed by Dutch consumption occurs at foreign ...
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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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