Envirotec Magazine
MARCH 15, 2023
Many of the habitats our wild plants depend on have been impacted by changes in agriculture since the 1950s. We also need to ensure that our land, water and soil are managed more sustainably so that plants, and the species which rely upon them for food and shelter, can thrive. But it’s not too late to stop this catastrophe.
The Environmental Blog
SEPTEMBER 13, 2021
Millions of hectares of the country’s land experience an annual rainfall of less than 30 mm, and some hectares of land which is suitable for agriculture are subjected to wind and water erosion, waterlogging, loss of organic matter and salinity.
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Envirotec Magazine
SEPTEMBER 18, 2023
Up to now, however, it has been unclear whether this is best achieved through allowing forests to restore themselves naturally (using dormant seeds in the soil) or through active replanting. The first trees were planted in 2002, with nearly 100,000 planted in total over the following years.
Grist
MARCH 14, 2023
The research relies on satellite data from NASA’s Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment, used to measure subtle changes in Earth’s stores of water, including groundwater, surface water, snow, ice, and soil moisture. Warmer air can suck moisture out of the soil, amplifying droughts.
E8 Cleantech Angels
APRIL 30, 2020
Soil is our largest potential tool in our fight against climate change," she has said, and she also sees wine culture as a powerful way to engage and educate. Join us for a discussion of innovation in agriculture and advocacy facilitated by Climate Solutions' Gregg Small. Mimi Casteel grew up on her family’s vineyard, Bethel Heights.
Grist
MARCH 14, 2023
The research relies on satellite data from NASA’s Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment, used to measure subtle changes in Earth’s stores of water, including groundwater, surface water, snow, ice, and soil moisture. Warmer air can suck moisture out of the soil, amplifying droughts.
E8 Cleantech Angels
APRIL 29, 2020
Soil is our largest potential tool in our fight against climate change," she has said, and she also sees wine culture as a powerful way to engage and educate. Join us for a discussion of innovation in agriculture and advocacy facilitated by Climate Solutions' Gregg Small. Mimi Casteel grew up on her family’s vineyard, Bethel Heights.
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