Author name: John Hutton

In the heart of China’s Hebei Plain, a region crucial for winter wheat production, a groundbreaking study is set to revolutionize irrigation practices, with significant implications for the energy sector. Researchers from the College of Water Resourc

In the heart of the Amazon, the Congo, and Southeast Asia, a dance of fire and renewal has been playing out for millennia. Swidden agriculture, often mislabeled as ‘slash-and-burn,’ is a intricate ballet of human and natural systems, a testament to t

In the rolling hills of Italy, a revolution is brewing, and it’s not just about wine. Researchers are harnessing the power of space-age technology to transform how vineyards manage water, a critical resource as climate change intensifies. At the fore

In the heart of Brazil, a silent transformation is altering the flow of rivers, with profound implications for the energy sector. As the Amazon and Cerrado biomes face unprecedented deforestation, a new study sheds light on how these changes are resh

In the heart of Italy, researchers are churning out more than just delicious cheese—they’re pioneering a new approach to managing chronic kidney disease through dairy innovation. Flavio Tidona, a scientist at the Research Centre for Animal Production

In the heart of Taiwan, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of river dynamics, with implications that could revolutionize river management and energy production. Jui-Tien Tsai, a researcher from the Department of Soil and Water Cons

In the heart of Sumatra, a silent transformation is unfolding beneath our feet, one that could reshape the future of tropical agriculture and the energy sector. As rainforests give way to sprawling oil palm and rubber plantations, the tiny, often ove

In the heart of Nigeria, a researcher is unraveling a complex web of challenges that threaten global food security and mental health, all intertwined with the looming specter of climate change. Kelechi Chinemerem Mezieobi, from the Department of Arts