Read the full story at e360. More and more nitrogen keeps pouring into waterways, unleashing algal blooms and creating dead zones. To prevent the problem
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How much would cutting fossil-fuel subsidies really limit global warming?
Read the full story in Pacific Standard. It seems like common sense: If countries stopped offering tax breaks and other financial help to oil, coal,
Climate Change Field Guide for Northern Minnesota Forests: Site-level considerations and adaptation
Download the document. This field guide is designed to put useful climate change and adaptation information into the hands of natural resource professionals as they
Data-driven shale dialogue: water quality concerns
Read the full story at Science Daily. Research examines a dialogue about shale drilling between concerned citizens, watershed groups, government regulators and personnel from large
How (and why) scientists are mining manure for phosphorus
Watch the video from Chemical & Engineering News. Agricultural resource. Environmental scourge. Phosphorus gold mine. Chicken manure is all these things at once.
2019 Bower Award and Prize for Achievement in Science
The Franklin Institute seeks nominations for the 2019 Bower Award and Prize for Achievement in Science of individuals who have made significant contributions to green
