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Academics and policymakers make data-free assumptions that most of the increase in CO2 from 278 ppm in 1750 to over 427 ppm in 2024 comes from burning fossil fuels and cement production, with a small proportion from deforestation and nothing from the loss of soil organic matter.

The post Reversing the Loss of Soil Organic Matter – The Elephant in the Room and Solution to Closing the Emissions Gap appeared first on Regeneration International.

By BioMara Scientists are set to test the gut health benefits of a seaweed extract as part of efforts to improve the nation’s health. In partnership with seaweed ingredient technology company BioMara, academics from Aberystwyth University are investigating the potential of a bioactive compound that BioMara extracts from the alga’s cell walls. Sourced from seaweed […]

The post New Seaweed Capsules Tested for Gut Health Benefits appeared first on Aquaculture Magazine.

Kelly Cove Salmon intends to produce large smolts for stocking its existing ocean salmon farming sites in Atlantic Canada Kelly Cove Salmon (KCS), the Atlantic Canadian salmon farming division of Cooke Aquaculture, recently announced the acquisition of the defunct operations of Aqua Bounty Canada on Prince Edward Island (PEI). With this new asset, KCS intends […]

The post Cooke Subsidiary KCS Acquires Aqua Bounty Canada on Prince Edward Island appeared first on Aquaculture Magazine.

Chilli thrips plague farmers worldwide, but new research from the University of Florida has found two strawberry varieties that show less harm from these pests. The finding comes through research funded in part by the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture Hatch program. That’s helpful for…

New Phytologist, EarlyView.

Using high-definition camera traps on trails in Congo’s Nouabalé-Ndoki national park, Will Burrard-Lucas, a photographer for the Wildlife Conservation Society, has captured Africa’s most elusive and rarely seen animalsContinue reading…

To celebrate International Women’s Day 2025, we are excited to share a collection of blog posts showcasing the work of some of the BES community. In each post, they discuss their experiences in ecology, as well as what this year’s theme, ‘Accelerate Action’, means to them. Emma SayerProfessor in EcophysiologyUlm University, Germany What work do you do? Research, teaching, mentoring, and science communication – not …

New Phytologist, EarlyView.

Each week, the editorial team at Greenhouse Grower will bring you the latest updates from the Trump administration’s policies and their impact on floriculture.

The post Trump Administration and Floriculture: Tariff Uncertainties, and Are Government Cuts Affecting You? appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.