Soil and Plant Scientists Soil and plant scientists study the composition of soils and plants to improve agricultural practices and manage natural resources, ensuring the sustainability of land use.

A global study has revealed that mineral-associated organic matter (MAOM) serves as the most stable long-term reservoir of ...

In a remarkable advancement for soil science, researchers from Japan have developed a novel method for estimating microbial ...

Vast amounts of organic carbon settle on the seafloor each year, coming from decaying marine life and from living (or once ...

Taking carbon out of the atmosphere is essential for slowing global warming—and a team of Cornell University researchers has ...

In soil remediation processes, the mediating role of microorganisms in soil nutrient cycling is critical. The decline in ...

New satellite maps reveal how oceans absorb carbon, offering real-time insight into climate shifts and ocean acidification.

Composting is a simple, cheap and effective way to reduce methane emissions and divert waste from landfills all while ...

Policymakers play a crucial role by leveraging scientific insights and real-world agricultural data to design incentives and ...

By Charles Audouin A carbon map system developed by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has been selected to be part of a pilot project of the Asia Development Bank (ADB) in Uzbekistan.

Determining soil organic carbon (SOC) stock and its changes over time is crucial for understanding carbon cycling. This study evaluates the reliability of visible and near-infrared (Vis-NIR) ...