Author name: John Hutton

In the heart of a contentious transboundary water dispute, a recent study published in *Applied Water Science* offers a glimmer of hope for data-driven conflict resolution. The research, led by Eslam Galehban from the Department of Remote Sensing and

In the heart of India’s semi-arid Telangana region, a groundbreaking study has shed new light on the dynamic behavior of surface water bodies, offering promising avenues for sustainable water management and agricultural planning. Published in *Discov

In the bustling coastal city of Thoothukudi, India, a silent transformation has been unfolding over the past decade, one that promises to reshape the urban landscape and pose significant challenges for agriculture and sustainability. A recent study p

In the heart of Latin America, where vast expanses of land are dedicated to cattle ranching, a silent battle is being waged against deforestation, biodiversity loss, and climate change. The culprit? Industrialized agriculture, particularly extensive

In the heart of Ethiopia, a groundbreaking approach to on-farm trials is set to revolutionize how we tackle micronutrient deficiencies in cereal crops. A recent study published in *npj Sustainable Agriculture* offers a novel framework for designing o

In the heart of Europe, a quiet revolution is taking place, not in bustling cities or political capitals, but in the fields and farms where food is grown. Regenerative agriculture, a farming approach that focuses on rebuilding soil organic matter and

In the vast, windswept fields of Inner Mongolia, a silent revolution is taking place—not in the crops themselves, but in the microscopic world beneath our feet. A recent study published in *npj Sustainable Agriculture* has shed light on how different

In the heart of Uttar Pradesh, the Gomati River winds its way through a landscape dotted with bustling cities and fertile farmlands. This vital waterway, a lifeline for agriculture and industry, has been under the microscope in a recent study publish

In the heart of Africa, where the intersection of food safety and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) poses a significant public health challenge, a beacon of hope emerges in the form of biosensors. These portable, rapid, and cost-effective analytical dev

In the sprawling olive groves and nearby natural patches of the Mediterranean Basin, a microscopic drama unfolds, one that could have significant implications for agriculture. Researchers have identified two new species of needle nematodes, tiny but