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5 Ways to Clean and Decontaminate Soil

The Environmental Blog

To keep your landscaping looking great, soil health and cleanliness are essential components. Contaminated or unhealthy soil can lead to unpleasant odors, water contamination, and damage to vegetation. Fortunately, there are simple ways to take steps toward cleaning and decontaminating the soil in your yard.

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Introducing Planetary Variables: Soil Water Content, Land Surface Temperature, and Vegetation Biomass

Planet Pulse

Much of the work we have done to produce these feeds draws on the use of passive microwave sensors, which provide unique insight in measuring water content in soils and vegetation. We developed relationships with customers like the Dutch Water Authorities , who use Soil Water Content data to keep track of flooding threats.

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Healthy Trees = Healthy Environment

The Environmental Blog

Trees can also prevent soil erosion and water run-off, keeping your lawn in good condition. What kind of soil do you have? Your trees may need water yearound, but especially during the summer, when water in the soil evaporates quickly. If your soil is dry and cracked, your tree likely needs water.

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How can farmers contribute to saving the earth?

The Environmental Blog

These changes can bring many benefits to farmers the health of the soil is increased, fresh crops are produced, and benefits to the climate are increased. Farmers can make further changes to handling things, like reducing pesticides and managing nutrients produced for the crops and soil. appeared first on The Environmental Blog.

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Plant Lights and Environmental Conservation

The Environmental Blog

Precision agriculture, employing cutting-edge sensors and digital tools to real-time monitor crop vitality, soil moisture, etc., Regenerative agriculture is another pillar, emphasizing soil health and biodiversity restoration. The post Plant Lights and Environmental Conservation appeared first on The Environmental Blog.

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Can Clothes Really Be Recycled?

The Environmental Blog

Paper, plastic, and glass are processed for repurposing, while food scraps make for composting that enriches soil while helping reduce landfill emissions. If you’re into gardening, you can create a composting heap where old cotton shirts can contribute to rich soil for your crops. appeared first on The Environmental Blog.

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How to Reduce Packaging Waste

The Environmental Blog

Composting turns organic waste into nutrient-rich soil, reducing the amount of waste sent to landfills. The post How to Reduce Packaging Waste appeared first on The Environmental Blog. Compost Organic Waste If you have food scraps or other organic waste, consider composting them instead of throwing them away.

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