soil
"If a river happens to be a source of irrigation, could triclosan possibly get into our food?”
The Applied Geosciences and Environment Management Program at Argonne National Laboratory applies remediation methods that are both efficient and environmentally friendly
With the move from burning coal to natural gas and low-sulfur coal and an increase in the use of scrubbers, only about 25 percent as much atmospheric sulfur is available today, compared to 40 years ago
Raindrop splash is a surprise source of fine soil particles in the atmosphere
The UK-wide research team developed new records of past CO2 levels by analysing ancient ocean sediments
The Haney Soil Test has made a big impact in the study of soils and is becoming easier and more accurate than ever.
The flow of water in agriculture gives rise to many questions
Research shows nitrogen is accumulating in soil–creating health risks like “blue baby syndrome” and environmental dead zones in rivers and oceans
“We’ve shown that lead is harmful by eating the dirt, not from eating the lettuce grown in the dirt," researcher says.
