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Scientists revive 90-year-old high-pressure process to regenerate soil, cut CO2

A startup in Germany has used a high-pressure cooker to develop superhumus, which they see as a promising solution to soil degradation and climate change, one of the world’s most critical challenges.
University at Buffalo

Students dig in to study how soil can make Earth — and campus — a healthier place

“Soil Science: The Dirt on Dirt,” a new class and lab — ERT 404LLB and ERT 504, respectively — in the Department of Earth Sciences brings together students from varying disciplines to unearth soil’s ...
AFN

What it actually takes to become ‘regenerative organic’—even if you’ve been doing it for a century

Lundberg Family Farms' focus on soil health, conservation, and organic growing stretches all the way back to the 1930s.
Frontiers

Routes of Entry, Degradation, and Persistence of Emerging Contaminants of Concern in Agroecosystems

The presence of emerging contaminants in organic wastes and derived products (compost or digestate) is one of the main ...
Brainerd Dispatch

Ring of Fire: Biochar cleans up wood debris in Rotary Riverside Park

Biochar is produced from wood waste by heating it in a low-oxygen environment called pyrolysis, converting it into stabilized ...