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Abstract Across the U.S., we are withdrawing water far faster than our aquifers are naturally replenished. One of the challenges of determining how much water is left in aquifers is that decline rates are extremely variable over space and time and…
December 29, 2022
Article at ACSESS
Abstract Farmers are facing more frequent and severe droughts than they have in generations, including over this last year. By late summer 2022, nearly 40% of farmers in the U.S. had already plowed under or killed their crops. That’s because those…
October 11, 2022
Article at ACSESS
Abstract Tile drainage can prevent fields from being too wet but can also help when fields are too dry. With “controlled tile drainage,” you capture water when there’s too much of it and store it for later use when there’s too little. This article…
August 22, 2022
Article at ACSESS
August 18, 2022
Article at Science News for Students
August 18, 2022
Article at Science News for Students
Climate Crisis Can Be Helped or Hindered by Peatlands Depending on How We Treat Them
August 10, 2022
Article at ACSESS
June 17, 2022
Article at Science News
May 27, 2022
Article at European Geosciences Union General Assembly
May 24, 2022
Article at European Geosciences Union General Assembly
January 11, 2022
Article at ACSESS
The amount of damage to both plants and potential yield after a hard freeze depends on a lot of different weather factors, plus the life stage of the plant, topography, happens after the freeze, among the article and taking the quiz extent of…
December 31, 2021
Article at ACSESS
September 30, 2021
Article at Science News
September 02, 2021
Article at Science News for Students
September 02, 2021
Article at Science News for Students
August 30, 2021
Article at Eos
August 19, 2021
Article at Estudios Planeteando
July 23, 2021
Article at Eos
July 23, 2021
Article at PreventionWeb
July 18, 2021
Article at ACSESS
July 08, 2021
Article at Temblor.net