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In the heart of California, at the U.S. Geological Survey in Menlo Park, John R. Nimmo has been delving into the mysteries of soil moisture. His latest work, published in the Vadose Zone Journal, which translates to the journal of the unsaturated soi

In the heart of Israel, researchers are delving into the intricate dance between groundwater and surface irrigation, a performance that could redefine water management in agriculture and have significant implications for the energy sector. Ben Cohen,

In the sprawling landscapes where small ruminants graze, an invisible enemy lurks, threatening not just the animals but the livelihoods of millions. Peste des petits ruminants virus (PPRV) has been a silent killer, decimating sheep and goats, and imp

In the heart of Gorontalo Province, Indonesia, lies Lake Limboto, a critical water body that has been silently battling the effects of sedimentation. A recent study published in Jurnal Natural, translated as the Journal of Nature, sheds light on the

In the heart of China, researchers are delving into the microscopic world to tackle one of agriculture’s most pressing challenges: salt tolerance in crops. Mohammad Nauman Khan, a scientist at the School of Breeding and Multiplication (Sanya Institut

In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the labs of King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals, offering a glimpse into the future of cleaner, more efficient diesel engines. Led by Ravishankar Sathyamu

In the heart of southern Vietnam, two rivers, the Saigon and Vam Co, weave through a landscape shaped by rapid urbanization and intensive agriculture. These waterways, crucial for both ecological balance and economic activity, are under threat from p

In the heart of Victoria’s eucalypt forests, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we understand and predict wildfire behavior, with significant implications for the energy sector. Led by Trung H. Nguyen, a researcher from RMIT University in Melbou