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  • Restoring Degraded Tropical Forests Generates Big Carbon Gains

    More than half of the world's aboveground carbon is stored in tropical forests, the degradation of which poses a direct threat to global climate regulation.

  • Global Methane Emissions Soaring, But How Much Was Due to Wetlands?

    A Q&A with Berkeley Lab scientist William Riley on the challenges in estimating methane emissions from wetlands and how nuanced computer models may help.

  • Research Helps Explain Source of Pathogen That Causes Bitter Rot Disease

    Research conducted by scientists in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences focused on finding the source of bitter rot disease in fruit.

  • Third Breakthrough Demonstrates Photosynthetic Hacks Can Boost Yield, Conserve Water

    Plants are factories that manufacture yield from light and carbon dioxide—but parts of this complex process, called photosynthesis, are hindered by a lack of raw materials and machinery.

  • Spread of Monsoon Circulation Changes Explains the Uncertainty in CMIP6 Global Land Monsoon Precipitation Projection

    A recent work published in Geophysical Research Letters by a team of researchers from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP) at the Chinese Academy of Sciences finds that the projected uncertainty of the precipitation increase over global land monsoon regions by the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 6 (CMIP6) models is mainly due to the spread of the circulation changes across models.

  • Flavonoids' Presence in Sorghum Roots May Lead to Frost-Resistant Crop

    Flavonoid compounds — produced by the roots of some sorghum plants — positively affect soil microorganisms, according to Penn State researchers, who suggest the discovery is an early step in developing a frost-resistant line of the valuable crop for North American farmers.

  • Insect Diversity Boosted by Combination of Crop Diversity and Semi-Natural Habitats

    To enhance the number of beneficial insect species in agricultural land, preserving semi-natural habitats and promoting crop diversity are both needed, according to new research published in the British Ecological Society’s Journal of Applied of Ecology.

  • Technology Can Help Speed Soil Recovery After Oil Spills

    After an oil spill or leak, it’s important to act fast. If the oil has gotten into soil, scientists need to rapidly assess how much oil there is and how far it spread.

  • Texas A&M Researchers Developing First Oral Anthrax Vaccine For Livestock, Wildlife

    There may soon be a new weapon in the centuries-old battle against anthrax in wildlife thanks to groundbreaking work at the Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (CVMBS).

  • NASA's Aqua Satellite Shows Extent of Apple Fire's Burn Scar

    On Aug. 9, 2020 NASA's Aqua satellite imaged the Apple Fire near Big Bear Lake in California using its false-color bands in order to be able to distinguish burn scars from the surrounding area more easily. 

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