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Cranfield University: UK’s national soil database goes open access. “In collaboration with Defra, Cranfield’s Land Information System (LandISPortal) – which includes the National Soil Map of England and Wales (NATMAP) – is now on a new platform and open access, free and available for everyone to use. The initiative delivers the commitment in the government’s Land Use Framework to make this […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/09/cranfield-university-uks-national-soil-database-goes-open-access/ -
Cranfield University: UK’s national soil database goes open access. “In collaboration with Defra, Cranfield’s Land Information System (LandISPortal) – which includes the National Soil Map of England and Wales (NATMAP) – is now on a new platform and open access, free and available for everyone to use. The initiative delivers the commitment in the government’s Land Use Framework to make this […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/09/cranfield-university-uks-national-soil-database-goes-open-access/ -
🌳 Brazilian study used small amounts of Amazonian dark earth (ADE) in forest restoration and found it supercharged tree growth.
🚜 In land that had been worn down by deforestation, pasture use, and poor soil management, the ADE was found to enable faster beneficial fungal growth which enriched the tree rhizosphere.
🍄 Fungi turned out to be more important for establishment than other soil components.
👉 Good News for Restoration Science: Small-volume inoculum can be developed to help native trees establish faster without relying on fertilizers or herbicides.
https://www.thebrighterside.news/post/amazonian-dark-earth-increases-tree-diameter-by-up-to-88/
#RestorationScience #Rewilding #Conservation #Ecology #SoilScience #Amazon #Restoration #Fungi #ForestRegeneration #Environment #EnvironmentalConservation
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Spring garden tips: What to know about mulch https://www.allforgardening.com/1730928/spring-garden-tips-what-to-know-about-mulch/ #agriculture #botany #compost #DCC #EarthSciences #garden #gardening #horticulture #landscape #LeeNational #Mulch #PlantAgriculture #PrimarySectorOfTheEconomy #soil #SoilScience
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University of Waterloo: Canadian Peatland Data Portal debuts as a landmark tool for climate research and policy. “Peatlands cover upwards of 12 per cent of Canada’s landscape and store more carbon than all other ecosystems in the country combined… Yet until now, information on these critical ecosystems has been difficult to find. To address this gap, the Can-Peat Network at the University […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/17/university-of-waterloo-canadian-peatland-data-portal-debuts-as-a-landmark-tool-for-climate-research-and-policy/ -
Elaine Ingham passed away on February 18, 2026. Despite her pioneering work in #soilscience & the #SoilFoodWeb and her huge influence on the #regenerativeAgriculture movement since the 1980's she did not even have an entry in the German Wikipedia - so that's changed now.
https://soilfoodweb.com/obituary-for-dr-elaine-ingham/
#soil #gardening #compost #SoilHealth #ecology #permaculture #nature #syntropicagriculture
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GARDEN COLUMN: Try hanging an overripe banana in your garden | Community https://www.allforgardening.com/?p=1621153 #agriculture #archaeplastida #banana #bee #biology #botany #coccinellidae #compost #decomposition #fertilizer #flower #fruit #garden #gardening #horticulture #insect #Kingdoms(biology) #organisms #Pest(organism) #PestControl #plant #PlantAgriculture #plants #pollination #PrimarySectorOfTheEconomy #soil #SoilFertility #SoilScience
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Lyon County Extension Master Gardeners 2026 Spring Edition of the Grow Your Garden Series | Free https://www.allforgardening.com/1617948/lyon-county-extension-master-gardeners-2026-spring-edition-of-the-grow-your-garden-series-free/ #agriculture #botany #EarthSciences #EnvironmentalDesign #garden #gardening #horticulture #landscape #LandscapeArchitecture #LandscapeDesign #NaturalEnvironment #NaturalSciences #PlantAgriculture #plants #PlantsAndHumans #PrimarySectorOfTheEconomy #soil #SoilScience #SoilTest
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CW: Dryer weather decreases soil methane emissions (yay!)
Just a note because I had misunderstood it first:
"Our analysis shows an increase in CH4-uptake of 3% *per year* on average."
Finally, not so bad news! I mean, it still shows that ecosystems are massively affected by climate change, but since until now almost all feedbacks loops we discovered were positive (=self-enhancing, like thawing permafrost reinforcing climate change).
Before opening a bottle of champagne (or a cup of teas, whatever you like): Not sure how this decrease in soil methane emissions stands in comparison with stuff like reduced plant growth because of changing weather and changes in soil organic matter dynamics (i. e. increased mineralization).
Has anybody numbers/estimates at hand for comparison?
PD: we still need #degrowth and a transition to #agroecology
#SoilMicrobiology #Methane #Methanotrophs #SoilScience #MethaneEmissions #GlobalChange #TippingPoints #CH4
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CW: Dryer weather decreases soil methane emissions (yay!)
Just a note because I had misunderstood it first:
"Our analysis shows an increase in CH4-uptake of 3% *per year* on average."
Finally, not so bad news! I mean, it still shows that ecosystems are massively affected by climate change, but since until now almost all feedbacks loops we discovered were positive (=self-enhancing, like thawing permafrost reinforcing climate change).
Before opening a bottle of champagne (or a cup of teas, whatever you like): Not sure how this decrease in soil methane emissions stands in comparison with stuff like reduced plant growth because of changing weather and changes in soil organic matter dynamics (i. e. increased mineralization).
Has anybody numbers/estimates at hand for comparison?
PD: we still need #degrowth and a transition to #agroecology
#SoilMicrobiology #Methane #Methanotrophs #SoilScience #MethaneEmissions #GlobalChange #TippingPoints #CH4
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CW: Dryer weather decreases soil methane emissions (yay!)
Just a note because I had misunderstood it first:
"Our analysis shows an increase in CH4-uptake of 3% *per year* on average."
Finally, not so bad news! I mean, it still shows that ecosystems are massively affected by climate change, but since until now almost all feedbacks loops we discovered were positive (=self-enhancing, like thawing permafrost reinforcing climate change).
Before opening a bottle of champagne (or a cup of teas, whatever you like): Not sure how this decrease in soil methane emissions stands in comparison with stuff like reduced plant growth because of changing weather and changes in soil organic matter dynamics (i. e. increased mineralization).
Has anybody numbers/estimates at hand for comparison?
PD: we still need #degrowth and a transition to #agroecology
#SoilMicrobiology #Methane #Methanotrophs #SoilScience #MethaneEmissions #GlobalChange #TippingPoints #CH4
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CW: Dryer weather decreases soil methane emissions (yay!)
Just a note because I had misunderstood it first:
"Our analysis shows an increase in CH4-uptake of 3% *per year* on average."
Finally, not so bad news! I mean, it still shows that ecosystems are massively affected by climate change, but since until now almost all feedbacks loops we discovered were positive (=self-enhancing, like thawing permafrost reinforcing climate change).
Before opening a bottle of champagne (or a cup of teas, whatever you like): Not sure how this decrease in soil methane emissions stands in comparison with stuff like reduced plant growth because of changing weather and changes in soil organic matter dynamics (i. e. increased mineralization).
Has anybody numbers/estimates at hand for comparison?
PD: we still need #degrowth and a transition to #agroecology
#SoilMicrobiology #Methane #Methanotrophs #SoilScience #MethaneEmissions #GlobalChange #TippingPoints #CH4
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CW: Dryer weather decreases soil methane emissions (yay!)
Just a note because I had misunderstood it first:
"Our analysis shows an increase in CH4-uptake of 3% *per year* on average."
Finally, not so bad news! I mean, it still shows that ecosystems are massively affected by climate change, but since until now almost all feedbacks loops we discovered were positive (=self-enhancing, like thawing permafrost reinforcing climate change).
Before opening a bottle of champagne (or a cup of teas, whatever you like): Not sure how this decrease in soil methane emissions stands in comparison with stuff like reduced plant growth because of changing weather and changes in soil organic matter dynamics (i. e. increased mineralization).
Has anybody numbers/estimates at hand for comparison?
PD: we still need #degrowth and a transition to #agroecology
#SoilMicrobiology #Methane #Methanotrophs #SoilScience #MethaneEmissions #GlobalChange #TippingPoints #CH4
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I figured someone, somewhere, is trying to grow food that doesn’t murder the soil. Someone has terabytes of wildlife camera monitoring and drowning in footage. Someone has a brilliant idea and absolutely no software skills or budget.
Maybe we can help.
We’re just people who can code, but maybe “just people who can code” might be exactly what someone needs right now.
We’re already collaborating with some rewilding projects, and we’d like to do more of it and meet more people trying to do things that matter.
The few people we talked to, who are fighting the important fights, are using broken tools, or no tools at all.
Maybe we can be of use to people protecting and restoring ecosystems, innovating sustainable food systems, or those tracking what’s actually happening to the living world around us.
We don’t have all the answers. I don’t even have most of the questions most days, and I’m trying my best to learn. But we’re good at software, we can build things that work, and we’d rather build things that matter.
To end this thread, I’m casting a wide net but if you’re trying to save one specific part of the world and software is the thing standing between you and doing it better—please talk to us! We want to meet you.
#OpenScience #Conservation #RestorativeAgriculture #RegenerativeAgriculture #EcologyInAction #CitizenScienc #Biodiversity
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"Applications for the Erasmus Mundus Joint Degree Master: International Master of Science in Soils & Global Change (IMSOGLO) for students intake in September 2026 are open until 28 February 2026 for scholarships (EU- and non-EU students)."
"IMSOGLO is a 2 year Master of Science programme through
Ghent University (Belgium)
BOKU University (Austria)
University of Göttingen (Germany)
Aarhus University (Denmark)" -
"The Soil and Water Management and Crop Nutrition Laboratory of the Joint FAO/IAEA Centre of Nuclear Techniques is looking for a Consultant for the SoilFER Soil Spectroscopy position (TAL-NAFA20260120-001). This role (in the frame of the SoilFER project) is suitable for individuals with good hands-on experience in infrared spectroscopy for soil property monitoring." #SoilScience #Spectroscopy #ScienceJob #GetFediHired
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Johns Hopkins University: Science army mobilizes to map U.S. soil microbiome. “Johns Hopkins University geneticists and a small army of researchers across the country, including students, are working to catalog the vast and largely unknown soil microbiome of the United States. The project, one of the biggest microbiome studies ever attempted, has already resulted in the discovery of more than […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/01/12/johns-hopkins-university-science-army-mobilizes-to-map-u-s-soil-microbiome/ -
This weekend, I start a month long, remote crash course on managing urban soil contamination & revitalizing former polluted lands. This education will help with more nature restoration, soil remediation & rewilding work in 2026 & beyond. All around the CRD regions, there's public lands which need decontamination work before any remediation work can be done. More sustainable local food security & nature biodiversity can be created, if we can decontaminate & revitalize more public lands, which have been polluted by man-made industry.
#Environmental #ClimateAction #biodiversity #FoodSecurity #ecology #NatureRestoration #SoilScience #PollutionSolutions
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Potassium cycle (Biogeochemical cycle 🔄)
The potassium cycle is the biogeochemical cycle that describes the movement of potassium throughout the Earth's lithosphere, biosphere, atmosphere, and hydrosphere.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_cycle
#PotassiumCycle #Potassium #SoilScience #BiogeochemicalCycle
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Improve Your Garden Soil with Fall Leaves and Landscape Trimmings | Opinion https://www.allforgardening.com/1455441/improve-your-garden-soil-with-fall-leaves-and-landscape-trimmings-opinion/ #agriculture #agroecology #botany #compost #EarthSciences #garden #gardening #hügelkultur #horticulture #landscape #Mulch #NaturalMaterials #PlantAgriculture #PrimarySectorOfTheEconomy #regolith #soil #SoilScience #SustainableAgriculture
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🌲 Beneath your feet, a hidden city hums with life.
Forests are not just trees standing alone. They are linked by living fungal threads that share carbon, water, and warnings. Scientists call it a mycorrhizal network. You might know it as the Wood Wide Web.🔗 Read the full story: https://TPC8.short.gy/Pjr6Yfbu
#WoodWideWeb #MycorrhizalNetwork #Fungi #Mycology #Forests #Ecology #Biodiversity #SoilScience #EcosystemScience #ForestEcology #ClimateResilience #Sustainability #Conservation #TPC8
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Managing soil fertilization levels can make for more efficient and productive crops
#SoilHealth #SustainableFarming #CropResilience #Crops #Fertilization #SoilScience #Agroecology #Science #Forests #SustainableAgriculture #SoilMicrobes #RootSystems
https://the-14.com/managing-soil-fertilization-levels-can-make-for-more-efficient-and-productive-crops/ -
Managing soil fertilization levels can make for more efficient and productive crops
#SoilHealth #SustainableFarming #CropResilience #Crops #Fertilization #SoilScience #Agroecology #Science #Forests #SustainableAgriculture #SoilMicrobes #RootSystems
https://the-14.com/managing-soil-fertilization-levels-can-make-for-more-efficient-and-productive-crops/ -
Managing soil fertilization levels can make for more efficient and productive crops
#SoilHealth #SustainableFarming #CropResilience #Crops #Fertilization #SoilScience #Agroecology #Science #Forests #SustainableAgriculture #SoilMicrobes #RootSystems
https://the-14.com/managing-soil-fertilization-levels-can-make-for-more-efficient-and-productive-crops/ -
Managing soil fertilization levels can make for more efficient and productive crops
#SoilHealth #SustainableFarming #CropResilience #Crops #Fertilization #SoilScience #Agroecology #Science #Forests #SustainableAgriculture #SoilMicrobes #RootSystems
https://the-14.com/managing-soil-fertilization-levels-can-make-for-more-efficient-and-productive-crops/ -
Managing soil fertilization levels can make for more efficient and productive crops
#SoilHealth #SustainableFarming #CropResilience #Crops #Fertilization #SoilScience #Agroecology #Science #Forests #SustainableAgriculture #SoilMicrobes #RootSystems
https://the-14.com/managing-soil-fertilization-levels-can-make-for-more-efficient-and-productive-crops/ -
Join us for a free Workshop on Machine Learning Assisted by Mechanistic Modeling!
🗓️ September 4th, 2025 | 🕗 8:45–16:00
📍 Venue: ZALF, Müncheberg | 💻 On-site
🎫 Free! Registration by 1st Sept 👇
🔗 https://www.zalf.de/de/aktuelles/Seiten/FPD/Workshop-on-Machine-Learning-Assisted-by-Mechanistic-Modeling.aspx#MachineLearning #CropModeling #RemoteSensing #SoilScience #ZALF #Workshop
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New paper alert! PhD student Dunsin Oyetunji's latest paper has just been published in Environmental Science & Technology. Dunsin's work looks at the role of manganese oxides in the fate of phosphorus in soils. Read more at https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.est.5c05105
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Pedology (Pedology 🟤)
Pedology is a discipline within soil science which focuses on understanding and characterizing soil formation, evolution, and the theoretical frameworks for modeling soil bodies, often in the context of the natural environment. Pedology is often seen as one of two main branches of soil inquiry, the other being edaphology which is traditionally more agronomically oriented and focuses on ho...
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New publication: Harnessing the synergy of Urochloa brizantha and #Amazonian Dark Earth #microbiomes for enhanced #pasture recovery. #ecologicalrestoration #biodiversity #sustainability #microbialecology #soilscience
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Nice study. And with prsctical relevance.
We really need #intercropping and multispecies cover-cropping get on the ground!(And acknowledge that there are many wonderful examples of indigenous people managing their orchards way more advanced than anyone practicing #PrecisionAgriculture )
#SoilMicrobiology #SoilMicrobiome #SoilScience #Agriculture #ConservationAgriculture #SustainableAgriculture #OrganicAgriculture #CoverCrops #Intercropping #Biodiversity #Agroecology
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I am too “old” now, but did participate in 2021 at the #EUSO #EUSoilObservatory Young #Soil Researcher Forum, and it was a lot of fun 👇
Be part of it! --> https://esdac.jrc.ec.europa.eu/euso/2nd-young-soil-researchers-forum
#SoilBiodiversity #SoilErosion #SoilNutrients #SoilScience #SoilOrganicCarbon
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Hey, I made my own #LinkTree site, you can see there all my official work and social presences, and links to some of my #iNaturalist and #environmentalist projects 🤓
Check it out 👉 https://linktr.ee/msteinwandter
#SoilBiology #SoilScience #SoilEcology #SoilZoology #ClimateAction #NatureLovers #Earthworms #SoilFauna
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Young #SoilScience people, on your keyboards and register to the 2nd edition of the Young Soil Researchers Forum of the #EuropeanSoilObservatory (#EUSO).
I participated in 2021 and it was a cool experience ;)
https://esdac.jrc.ec.europa.eu/euso/2nd-young-soil-researchers-forum
#Soil #SoilBiology #SoilBiodiversity #SoilFauna #SoilIsAlive #SoilIsLife #EU #Europe
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Today Nadine Praeg rocked the floor at the #IUSS2024 #SoilScience #Conference speaking about the #microbiome in #soils and different organisms interacting with soil such as #SoilFauna and mammals.
Collaboration of #EuracResearch, @uniinnsbruck, and #FEM (#Trentino)
Part of #MountainSoilBiodiversity research
#LTSERMatsch #SouthTyrol #Vinschgau #AlpSoil_Lab #SoilBiodiversity #SoilMicrobiology #Microbiology
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CW: The scientific method: detailed insights vs understanding the system
I am not so sure that we will ever be able to understand and predict accurately complex systems (ecosystems, stuff involving interactions of multiple living beings, let alone human behaviour).
Let me explain:------ Sorry, this got longer than intended 😅
TL;DR The scientific method is awesome, but specialized scientists struggle to get the pieces again together to understand complex systems.
-----------The scientific method was developed around testable hypotheses. For this, either you need experiments (usually in the lab) or large observational studies.
While I agree that the scientific method is probably the best way to explain things we have so far, sometimes dout crawls up my back and makes itself comfortable.
See, I am a soil scientist working on agricultural systems. Soil is an amazingly complex ecosystem due to its biological diversity and physical-chemical heterogeneity. When we add other factors that are completely common in nature (such as plants) and the plants exudate carbohydrates into the soil via their roots and the microbes use these substrates as energy source and mobilize nutrients from the soil, but meanwhile produce some signalling compounds that give information to the plants and the plants interact in every moment differently with the soil depending on the availability of water (affects soil chemistry and sorption on particle surfaces) and the plant and some other microbes start competing for some nutrients and ...
We are still only in the soil. Around one single plant root. No other plants, no animals, no farmers, no economy, ...
We need an entire research group including chemists, biochemists, multiple soil microbiologists, botanists, physicists, geologists et al. to try to decipher still rather basic processes.What I want to show here is that, although science is amazing and our tools are improving at an impressive pace, in practice I think that there is a frontier:
The human mind. Our capacity to understand things and to connect knowledge.The times of the universalist scholars scholars that had knowledge of many fields is history. In academy, we are getting more and more specialized (this is a trend in the structure of universities and research areas). Every advance in research technology allows us a closer look on one single thing. But then, to bring all this knowledge back together to understand the whole system is highly complex. It is also a matter of different scales (ok, here we could argue that some day we'll be able to deal with larger and larger datasets). Large research projects require a significant organizative effort organizing and moderating workshops to bring all the involved experts together and to relate the findings to the real world.
One of the main jobs of scientists is also to sell themselves. We need to convince the other folks (and ourselves?) that our research is important (and deserves funding).So, sometimes I see an indigenous farmer having a deep understanding about their soil and environment feel... humble and insignificant? A product of my society with its ideological baggage and biases?
(Of course, no need to be overly romantic, humans have shown to be perfectly capable of destroying their can local ecosystems without science).So, I still go with the scientific method. I like being a scientist and sometimes we really can do useful stuff. 🧑🔬🤓🦠🔬
(e.g. blocking some private jets :praxis_100: )Also, it is sad that it is difficult to have a public discussion about its limitations, as there are legions of anti-scientific trolls out there waiting to take single statement of doubt in their propaganda ("scientists are not 100% sure about climate change") or whatever.
Maybe I have too much of the impostor's syndrome? 🤣@mrillig , have you another opinion on this issue?
#AcademicChatter #ScientificTheory #Science #SoilScience #SoilMicrobiology #Agriculture
This message was intended as a contribution in the discussion at https://syzito.xyz/@selzero/110943380457364143
, but I thought it would be more polite to start a subthread. (Thanks to @Radical_EgoCom for being prolific in bringing up interesting topics :anarchoheart3: ) 😘 -
The Impact Of Vegetation On Meandering Rivers
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s43017-021-00249-6 <-- shared paper
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#GIS #spatial #mapping #hydrology #river #meanders #anthropocene #vegetation #processmodeling #model #modeling #plants #trees #carboncycle #Palaeozoic #evolution #fluvial #fluvialgeomorphology #geomorphology #channel #channelisation #rivergeomorphology #impact #humanimpact #climatechange #climate #carbondioxide #anthropogenic #changes #biodiversity #aridification #dynamics #geology #soilscience #riverbanks #erosion #sedimentation #floodplain #urbanisation #deforestation #pollution #ancient #landscape #watershed #biogeochemistry #morphometry #geomorphometry -
How does the #ClimateEmergency impact the world's #forests? Find out in this new #JIPB paper that reveals the impact of #climate factors on forest #biomass allocation.
https://doi.org/10.1111/jipb.13545
@wileyplantsci
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Two species of #bacteria, Desulfovibrio aminophilus and Sporomusa sphaeroides, have been discovered to have the ability to digest some polyfluoroalkyl substances (#PFAS), specifically chlorinated PFAS.
https://e360.yale.edu/digest/bacteria-break-down-pfas-forever-chemicals
The article references this resesarch paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s44221-023-00077-6
#pollution #remediation #EnvironmentalRemediation #environment #ForeverChemicals #contamination #bioremediation #groundwater #SoilScience #biodegradation
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Water Availability Creates Global Thresholds In Multidimensional Soil Biodiversity And Functions
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https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-023-02071-3 <-- shared paper
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#GIS #spatial #water #mapping #water #hydrology #biogeography #phylogeography #geography #global #environmental #biodiversity #productivity #agricultural #agriculture #farming #plant #microbe #soilscience #soilhealth #soil #soilfertility #soilconservation #soilmanagement #ecosystems #EnvironmentalThresholds #survey #fieldsurvey #climate #vegetation #watermanagement #waterconservation #rainfall #precipitation #EV #evaporation #evapotranspiration #biogeochemical #geochemical #bacteria #fungi #protists #invertebrates #model #modeling #soilcarbonsequestration #wateravailability #sustainable -
Mostly, my research is in the vadose zone. I spend a lot of time in the vadose zone. But
what is the vadose zone?Thankfully there's a blog for that
#science #environment #soilscience #groundwater #hydrology #soils #SciComms #environmentalscience #academia #vadosezone
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date: 2023-03-02 09:33:47
by: Earthworks-Jobs.comTwo fully funded PhD vacancies studying tropical peatlands - Prague, Czech Republic - https://www.earthworks-jobs.com/ecology/charles23021 #jobs #PhD #Ecology #EnvironmentalScience #SoilScience #Botany #EarthScience #Palynology #DataScience #PhysicalEcology #Geography #Physics #RemoteSensing
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/1631226282695327744
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Fellow soil scientists! How deep do you sample #soils? Kimber Moreland and Dan Evans want to know -- please take five minutes to complete this survey: https://t.co/wYCpXfCAXf
#soilscience #pedology #carbon #sampling #fieldwork #suelos #suelo
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The following is a copy and paste of my #Science hashtags:
#astrochemistry #ScienceMastodon #astrobiology #exoplanets #PlanetaryScience #climatescience #Astrodon #Hubble #JWST #evolution #evolutionary #evolutionarybiology #scicomm #STEM #soilscience #microscopy #ArcticScience #permafrost #biogeochemistry #geochemistry #biochemistry #geophysics #marinebiology #cosmology
I hope some of them are helpful.
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I am a soil and environmental scientist with an interdisciplinary focus on environmental pollutant fate.
Research focus: #adsorption processes, #bioavailability #bioaccumulation, and catalytic elimination processes of anthropogenic #contaminants.
Special interest in miniaturization of experimental approaches and analytical methods, especially solid-phase microextraction #SPME
#SoilScience #EnvironmentalScience #ClayMinerals #pollutants #catalysis #EnvironmentalAnalysis