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Water for Life
We all enjoy clean water at the turn of a tap, and watch it drain away without a thought. We think of England as a rainy country, and find it hard to believe some areas have less rainfall per person than many Mediterranean countries. We take water...
We all enjoy clean water at the turn of a tap, and watch it drain away without a thought. We think of England as a rainy country, and find it hard to believe some areas have less rainfall per person than many Mediterranean countries. We take water...
Pioneer: Value of Row Width in Soybean Production
Row width is one of the management practices most often considered by growers as potentially important to increased soybean yields and profits.
Row width is one of the management practices most often considered by growers as potentially important to increased soybean yields and profits.
New EU Metals Thresholds In Fertilizers Unlikely to Cause Problems
With new suggested EU threshold values for six heavy metals in fertilisers, the amounts of heavy metals found in mineral fertiliser are unlikely to harm soil organisms and as a consequence soil quality.
With new suggested EU threshold values for six heavy metals in fertilisers, the amounts of heavy metals found in mineral fertiliser are unlikely to harm soil organisms and as a consequence soil quality.
Prospects for Sustaining High-quality Groundwater
New research has looked at water quality measurement over the last 140 years to track this problem in the Thames River basin.
New research has looked at water quality measurement over the last 140 years to track this problem in the Thames River basin.
It Takes a Satellite To Feed the World
It’s ironic that just when Earth-monitoring satellites are needed more than ever to address the food and freshwater demands of a burgeoning global human population, we face an impending gap in coverage by the Landsat program.
It’s ironic that just when Earth-monitoring satellites are needed more than ever to address the food and freshwater demands of a burgeoning global human population, we face an impending gap in coverage by the Landsat program.
Comparing Light-Conversion Effïciency of Plants and Manmade Solar Cells
When it comes to using light energy how do manmade photo cells compare to plants' photosynthesis?
When it comes to using light energy how do manmade photo cells compare to plants' photosynthesis?
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