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Role of exogenous organic matter in the transfer of trace elements in the soil-plant system: contribution of metal isotopes, rare earth elements, and organic matter characterization by Bryan Arbalestrie
18 Dec
Towards new models of coexistence: A practical case study for a sustainable and harmless way of living for humans in a tr by Anne Bransopical forest ecosystem in Costa Rica
12 Dec
25 years of forest condition monitoring in Wallonia: some answers and new questions by Hugues TITEUX
10 Dec
From insect endosymbiont to phloem colonizer: lifestyle transition of the phytopathogenic Arsenophonus strains by Dr Mathieu Mahillon (Ghent University)
10 Dec
Climatic and lithological control on soil development in volcanic islands. Case study: Santa Cruz Island, Galápagos Archipelago by Rose Paque
10 Dec
Soils play a crucial role in sustaining life on Earth. However, these vital resources are threatened, leading to significant degradation.
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Climatic and lithological control on soil development in volcanic islands. Case study: Santa Cruz Island, Galápagos Archipelago by Rose Paque
10 Dec
Soils play a crucial role in sustaining life on Earth. However, these vital resources are threatened, leading to significant degradation.
Impact humain sur le flux des sédiments dans la région du lac Kivu, R.D. Congo by Montfort Bagalwa Rukeza
09 Dec
Dans la région du lac Kivu (RLK), la conservation des sols est confrontée à des défis liés à l’explosion démographique, à la déforestation, à l’érosion des sols, aux inondations et à l’accès limité aux ressources de sols.
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Impact humain sur le flux des sédiments dans la région du lac Kivu, R.D. Congo by Montfort Bagalwa Rukeza
09 Dec
Dans la région du lac Kivu (RLK), la conservation des sols est confrontée à des défis liés à l’explosion démographique, à la déforestation, à l’érosion des sols, aux inondations et à l’accès limité aux ressources de sols.
When there is a light that never goes out: Impact of light pollution on moths by Evert Van de Schoot
05 Dec
Whose plastic is that? Combining oceanographic modelling and observations with Bayesian inference to track marine plastic pollution by Eric van SEBILLE
02 Dec
The world's ocean currents can transport material like plastic over vast scales, connecting waste generated on one continent to impacts on another. Yet, it seems most plastic pollution found at any particular location is relatively local, often originating from within the same country.
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Whose plastic is that? Combining oceanographic modelling and observations with Bayesian inference to track marine plastic pollution by Eric van SEBILLE
02 Dec
The world's ocean currents can transport material like plastic over vast scales, connecting waste generated on one continent to impacts on another. Yet, it seems most plastic pollution found at any particular location is relatively local, often originating from within the same country.
Effectiveness of conservation cropping practices in mitigating runoff, soil erosion, and pesticide surface losses in Northwestern Europe by Timothée Clément
02 Dec
Soils of the Western European loess belt are intensively cultivated and particularly prone to runoff and soil erosion. Besides threatening soil resources, overland flows cause muddy floods that damage infrastructure downstream and pollute water bodies by transferring nutrients and pesticides.
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Effectiveness of conservation cropping practices in mitigating runoff, soil erosion, and pesticide surface losses in Northwestern Europe by Timothée Clément
02 Dec
Soils of the Western European loess belt are intensively cultivated and particularly prone to runoff and soil erosion. Besides threatening soil resources, overland flows cause muddy floods that damage infrastructure downstream and pollute water bodies by transferring nutrients and pesticides.