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Good Riddance, Chemicals: Microbes Are Farming’s Hot New Pesticides

Organics are in. Chemicals are out. With today’s food politics, the chemical fertilizers and pesticides that fantastically increased agricultural yields in the 20th century are looking…not so hot. So instead of synthesizing new chemicals, ag companies are trying out a…

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New Tech Could Give Coal a Scrubbing Until Renewables Are Ready

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Impact of climate change on food production could cause over 500000 extra deaths in 2050

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Reduce, reuse, recycle: Safe for water?

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Scientists warn of the dangers of salt pollution of freshwaters if preventive measures are not taken

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How climate change may lead to depletion of western US groundwater

By 2050 climate change will increase the groundwater deficit even more for four economically important aquifers in the western U.S., reports a University of Arizona-led team of scientists. The new report is the first to integrate scientists’ knowledge about groundwater…

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Good Riddance, Chemicals: Microbes Are Farming’s Hot New Pesticides

New Tech Could Give Coal a Scrubbing Until Renewables Are Ready

Impact of climate change on food production could cause over 500000 extra deaths in 2050

Reduce, reuse, recycle: Safe for water?

Scientists warn of the dangers of salt pollution of freshwaters if preventive measures are not taken

California blowout led to largest U.S. methane release ever

Wastewater treatment plants significant source of microplastics in rivers

Urban soils release surprising amounts of carbon dioxide

Low-carbon policies could prevent up to 175,000 US deaths by 2030

How climate change may lead to depletion of western US groundwater

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