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40% of their study area used no till farming. Researchers asked what if it was 100%? Results were astounding.
anthropocenemagazine.org - Emma Bryce
In 2021, a team of researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst estimated that croplands in the US Midwest were losing topsoil at a …
Anthropocene Magazine
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High-efficiency silicon solar cells go on a roll
anthropocenemagazine.org - Prachi Patel
Solar panels are powering an increasing number of homes around the world as solar power prices go down. Americans alone installed enough solar panels …
Anthropocene Magazine
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Coyotes gamble on human company to avoid wolves. It’s a bad bet.
anthropocenemagazine.org - Warren Cornwall
Pity the coyote. Too small to stand up to wolves. Trapped or shot by many people who consider it a nuisance.While these canids are known for their …
Anthropocene Magazine
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Curbside recycling turns out to be a surprisingly good climate investment
anthropocenemagazine.org - Sarah DeWeerdt
Many towns and cities in the U.S. have halted or scaled back their curbside recycling programs in an effort to reduce costs. But this is a misguided …
Anthropocene Magazine
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By century-end, farm numbers will halve and farm size will double. How will biodiversity fare?
anthropocenemagazine.org - Emma Bryce
The next 80 years could see two startling trends in agriculture: the number of global farms will fall precipitously to just half their present tally, …
Anthropocene Magazine
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Artificial leaves can now directly make liquid fuels
anthropocenemagazine.org - Prachi Patel
Powered only by sunlight, a new device converts carbon dioxide and water to liquid fuels that could be directly used in car engines.The device, …