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Turning contaminated soil into safer rice: Biochar offers a double benefit for food security

Turning contaminated soil into safer rice: Biochar offers a double benefit for food security

Hidden forces in soil: Scientists reveal what really drives biodegradable plastic mulch breakdown

New AI tool helps scientists identify bacteria hidden in soil

How carbonate rock weathering helps soil hold on to carbon

Manganese-enhanced biochar helps soil retain nitrogen while reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Plant-bacteria partnership reveals how roots access iron locked in soil

Phosphate-solubilizing “special agent team” in vermicompost: Three core mechanisms awaken dormant “legacy phosphorus” in soil

Cow manure transformed into biodegradable mulch film: 30% fertilizer reduction still maintains yield, while improving soil and reducing pollution

Biochar and maize stover take different routes to store carbon in soil

Biochar and maize stover take different routes to store carbon in soil

A critical review of pharmaceutical pollutants in soil and air: Ecotoxicological impacts on animal, plant and microbial communities - health hazards and waste management

A critical review of pharmaceutical pollutants in soil and air: Ecotoxicological impacts on animal, plant and microbial communities - health hazards and waste management

Four main field sensing technologies chart current landscape of soil nutrient monitoring

Microplastics can reshape heavy metal risks in soil, but each metal responds differently - EurekAlert!

Burning soil and peat drove most emissions in Canada’s record 2023 wildfire season - EurekAlert!

'Forever Chemicals': Scientists Find a Genius (And Cheaper) Way to Remove PFAS From Soil

Biochar should be evaluated by how it performs in soil, not only by what it looks like in the laboratory, according to a new perspective published in Biochar X - EurekAlert!

Soil thickness controls landslide occurrence, study finds - EurekAlert!

Elucidating the mechanism by which soil contributes to pest outbreaks - EurekAlert!