Author name: John Hutton

In the heart of Ethiopia, where the Haro, Upper Segen, and Turkute Rivers converge, a unique sediment-dammed lake has formed, offering a stark reminder of the delicate balance between nature and human activity. The Burji-Kelale Sediment-Dammed Lake,

In the heart of the battle against climate change, a new study published in *Scientific Reports* sheds light on the intricate dance between urbanization, afforestation, and carbon sequestration. Led by Siyu Li from The Institute for Sustainable Devel

In a significant stride towards understanding and mitigating human impact on biodiversity, researchers have unveiled the first comprehensive national human footprint maps for Peru and Ecuador. Published in *Scientific Data*, this groundbreaking study

In the heart of Ethiopia, where the rhythm of life is often dictated by the ebb and flow of water, a pressing concern looms large. Groundwater, the lifeblood of agriculture and urban growth in Debre Markos, is under siege from a trio of formidable ad

In the heart of arid regions, where farming is a constant battle against harsh conditions, a new study offers a glimmer of hope for garlic growers. Researchers have found that combining beneficial fungi and nanoparticles can significantly boost garli

In the face of climate change and the increasing salinization of arable land, scientists are turning to halophytes—salt-tolerant plants—to uncover strategies for sustainable agriculture. A recent study published in *Scientific Reports* sheds light on

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, where economic, environmental, and social factors intertwine to create a complex web of challenges, decision-makers are often left grappling with uncertainty. A recent study published in *Scientific Repo

In the quest to feed a growing global population amidst a changing climate, scientists are exploring innovative ways to boost crop yields. One promising avenue is enhancing photosynthesis—the process by which plants convert sunlight into energy—throu