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July 08, 2015

Researcher discovers groundwater modeling breakthrough
Laramie WY (SPX) Jul 07, 2015
A University of Wyoming professor has made a discovery that answers a nearly 100-year-old question about water movement, with implications for agriculture, hydrology, climate science and other fields. After decades of effort, Fred Ogden, UW's Cline Chair of Engineering, Environment and Natural Resources in the Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering and Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources, and a team of collaborators published their findings in the journal Water Resources Re ... read more

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Restored streams take 25 years or longer to recover New research has found that the number of plant species growing just next to restored streams can take up to 25 years to increase above those channelized during the timber floating era. This is acco ... more		Rumors of southern pine deaths have been exaggerated Researchers at the University of Georgia have a message for Southern tree farmers worried about unexplainable pine tree deaths: Don't panic. A new study published in Forest Ecology and Management an ... more		Rising fossil fuel energy costs spell trouble for global food security Ongoing efforts to feed a growing global population are threatened by rising fossil-fuel energy costs and breakdowns in transportation infrastructure. Without new ways to preserve, store, and transp ... more
				Use more forages in livestock farming Small-scale livestock farming in the tropics can become more intensive yet sustainable if more and better forage is used to feed the animals being reared. This could benefit farming endeavours in ru ... more		Pact with devil? California farmers use oil firms' water An efficient solution to a historic drought, or an environmentally risky pact with the devil? ... more

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A tale of 2 (soil) cities As we walk along a forest path, the soil beneath our feet seems like a uniform substance. However, it is an intricate network of soil particles, pores, minerals, soil microbes, and more. It is awash ... more		Study reveals mechanism regulating methane emissions in wetlands Though they occupy a small fraction of the Earth's surface, freshwater wetlands are the largest natural source of methane going into the atmosphere. New research from the University of Georgia ident ... more		Low carbon taxes often fail to target emissions reduction Finding the shadows in a fusion system faster with AI Macquarie licenses precision silver recovery tech for solar panel recycling		Hacking the food chain, Silicon Valley style A wave of Silicon Valley-style disruption is hitting the food industry. ... more
				French pride fizzes as UNESCO lists Champagne and Burgundy vineyards The historic vineyards, wine cellars and champagne houses where the world's most famous sparkling wines are produced were listed as a world heritage site by UNESCO on Saturday. ... more		Scientists study ways to integrate biofuels and food crops on farms We ask a lot of the land: feed the world with crops, power the world with bioenergy, retain nutrients so they don't pollute our water and air. To help landscapes answer these high demands, scientist ... more

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Rapid authentication of edible oils and screening of gutter oils The Food Safety and Technology Research Centre under the Department of Applied Biology and Chemical Technology of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) has developed a new method for rapid au ... more		Using NASA data to show how raindrops could save rupees Rainwater could save people in India a bucket of money, according to a new study by scientists looking at NASA satellite data. The study, partially funded by NASA's Precipitation Measurement Mission ... more		France discussing 'unjustified' arrest of citizen in Mali Trump rules out immediate Ukraine ceasefire Russia hosts first military meeting with Sahel juntas; Mali junta accuses foreign powers of destabilisation plot		Watershed science calls for integrated research methods A watershed is a basic unit of the land-surface system and also is a system that exchanges material, energy, and information with the external world while remaining relatively closed within a clear ... more
Firefighters forced to kill 20 million bees escaped from truck crash It's been a rough couple decades for honeybees - pesticides, parasites, habitat loss, and now truck accidents and firefighters armed with deadly foam. ... more		Californians struggle for 'normal life,' without water A washing machine stands in the middle of Maria Jimenez's California yard, like a redundant relic of modern life. Nearby are several rented mobile toilets, no longer in use. ... more		Recycled water, salt-tolerant grass a water-saving pair Plants need water. People need water. Unfortunately, there's only so much clean water to go around - and so the effort begins to find a solution. Luckily for people, some plants are able to make do ... more		The secret weapons of cabbages: Overcome by butterfly co-evolution An international team of researchers has used the power of genomics to reveal the mechanisms of an ancient and ongoing arms-race between butterflies and plants, played out in countless gardens aroun ... more

	Alamo, French champagne vineyards vie for World Heritage status The legendary Alamo battleground and the vineyards that produce France's beloved champagne are among the sites likely to get World Heritage status at a UNESCO meeting starting Sunday. ... more		Discovery in the US of the invasive New Guinea flatworm The land planarian Platydemus manokwari, or New Guinea flatworm, is a highly invasive species, already reported in many territories in the Pacific area, and as well as in France. This is the only la ... more

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Indigenous Panamanians block highway to protest dam

Indigenous Panamanians seize highway to protest dam

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Earth's groundwater being drained at rapid rate: study

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