Decomposition offers a viable end-of-life pathway for difficult-to-recycle textiles, writes Amanda Sturgeon from the Biomimicry Institute ...

Neoimperialism, Uninhibited Violence, and Global Civil War by Pablo Jiménez, from Insurgent Notes #25, January 2023.

If your flower beds look great but your porch smells musty after a rain, your mulch might be part of the problem. In warm, humid regions, some mulch stays wet long enough to grow fuzzy patches and ...

Ronquillo, who said iguanas that died in trees could keep falling for days after the cold snap, suggests calling your garbage service provider to find out how to dispose of a dead iguana and if you ...

By Debaraj Sahoo The growing mechanised harvesting of paddy in rural Odisha has significantly improved agricultural ...

Roads built on peat soil are prone to subsidence and need regular repairs, a council says.

The ministry explained that studies by its experts and partners show a worrying, ongoing rise in nutrient levels (nitrogen and phosphorus) in the bays, especially the heavily impacted Inner Murchison ...

Dr. James McCaffrey presents a complete end-to-end demonstration of linear regression with pseudo-inverse training implemented using JavaScript. Compared to other training techniques, such as ...

Rewetting wetlands can help lock carbon in the ground, but fully flooding them may backfire by boosting methane emissions.

For HR, this is a governance issue as much as a cultural one. When executives measure success through adoption and access ...

Wetlands make up only about 6% of the land area but contain about 30% of the terrestrial organic carbon pool. Therefore, CO2 emissions from wetlands are central to the global climate balance. In ...