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Moisture Is an Important Regulator and Sequestrant of Soil Carbon Stocks [STUDY] - Vimarsana News

Moisture Is an Important Regulator and Sequestrant of Soil Carbon Stocks [STUDY]

Insights showed that moisture is a key factor in the control and sequestration of soil carbon stocks

Leaving Leaves and Other Garden Debris Are Beneficial to Backyard Biodiversity and Soil Health, Research Says - Vimarsana News

Leaving Leaves and Other Garden Debris Are Beneficial to Backyard Biodiversity and Soil Health, Research Says

According to the estimates of University of Copenhagen scientist Per Gundersen, we would be doing the environment a great service if we just left it alone.

Researchers Investigating the Planet's Trees Have Sent a Veiled Threat to Humankind - Vimarsana News

Researchers Investigating the Planet's Trees Have Sent a Veiled Threat to Humankind

Even our most renowned woody species are in serious jeopardy, from soaring coastal redwoods to dinosaur-era Wollemi pines and firs that form the perfect Christmas trees.

Climate-Smart Agriculture Needs Better Planning For Weather Aberrations - Vimarsana News

Climate-Smart Agriculture Needs Better Planning For Weather Aberrations

The persistent increase in unpredictable weather patterns, such as excess rains and temperatures, accompanied by frequent droughts in recent years, has led to a rise in uncertainty and risks to agricultural production across the globe.

Source: thewire.in
Top UK Scientist Says People Must Acknowledge How Awful Things Are to Prevent Climate Meltdown - Vimarsana News

Top UK Scientist Says People Must Acknowledge How Awful Things Are to Prevent Climate Meltdown

According to a top UK scientist, before we can prevent a worldwide disaster, we must acknowledge how awful things are.