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  • How Fast-Growing Algae Could Enhance Growth of Crops

    A new study provides a framework to boost crop growth by incorporating a strategy adopted from a fast-growing species of green algae.

  • New Strategies to Save the World’s Most Indispensable Grain

    Plants — they’re just like us, with unique techniques for handling stress. 

  • UQ Research to Revolutionize Pest Control Around the World

    It’s one of the biggest challenges facing the environment and farmers across the globe – pest control.

  • For Wetland Plants, Sea-Level Rise Stamps Out Benefits of Higher CO2

    Wetlands across the globe are in danger of drowning from rising seas.

  • New Mexico Wildfire Spawns Fire Cloud

    A massive, early season wildfire that continues to burn in northern New Mexico generated a pyrocumulonimbus cloud.

  • Texas Crawfish Acres Expand, Weights Low Due To Cool Weather

    While the state is still far behind Louisiana in crawfish production, Texas holds a strong No. 2 spot, with around 9,500 total crawfish acres.

  • How to Avoid Eating the World: From Degrowth to a Sustainable Food System Transformation

    Proponents of degrowth have long argued that economic growth is detrimental to the environment. 

  • Scientists Show How Forests Measure Up

    A new map shows the height of Earth’s forests, from stubby saplings to timbers towering more than 50 meters tall, across the entire land surface.

  • Remote Sensing Research Improves Hurricane Response

    Although vegetation is not the only type of debris caused by a hurricane, it is an important predictor of where roads will be blocked.

  • Study Finds Soil Composition Isn’t Key to Southeast Raleigh Flooding

    Some types of soil act more like concrete than a sponge, allowing water to flow off to flood streams, creeks and rivers.

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