The Science Quiz | A world beneath our feet
1. The ______-____ weathering cycle happens in sloped terrains when water seeps into porous rocks, and repeatedly solidifies ...
The Secrets of “Slushy” Earth: Scientists Shed Light on the Massive Melting That Ended the Last Ice Age
The new study suggests that the planet experienced a swift and intense melting phase following the last global ice age. At ...
Frontiers1d
Strengths and trends of Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) - Article Collection
Since the 1990s, substantial advancements in SWAT, including parameterization, calibration, and uncertainty analysis, have ...
The Heritage Foundation1d
Defying Predictions: How Increased CO2 and Innovation Are Mitigating Effects of Drought on U.S. Crops and Forest Productivity
Droughts that adversely affect ecosystems are periods with abnormally low soil moisture due to increased evaporation and decreased precipitation, which the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ...
INTERACTIVE: Malaysia’s treasure trove of metals and minerals
Our country is one of the world’s largest producers of aluminium, manganese, tin and other substances. Here’s how we rank and ...
Melania Trump shares rare glimpse into her life — revealing how she stays calm, cool and healthy
Melania Trump, former first lady, protects her own mental and psychological health no matter the events she’s navigating, as ...
Scientists have figured out why Martian soil is so crusty
On November 26, 2018, NASA's Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy, and Heat Transport (InSight) mission ...
The Mirror US on MSN3d
Gardening expert's warning to anyone clearing leaves from lawns this fall
Ecological writer Alys Fowler says leaves are healthy for the plant they fell from as they can help soil store more carbon, ...
Daily Galaxy on MSN3d
This Simple Technique Could Suck Billions in CO2 Emissions From the Atmosphere—But Does It Really Work?
Imagine a world-saving technology hiding in plain sight, right beneath our feet. The idea? Crushed rocks, ground-up basalt spread across fields, capturing and locking away carbon dioxide (CO2) forever ...