Carbon storage in soils is a significant nature-based solution for adaptation and mitigation of climate change. However, soil carbon storage varies with the change in land cover and the association of organic matter with ...

Humanity’s contemporary challenge in achieving global food security is sustainably feeding the rising global population. Intensive agricultural practices have powered green revolutions, helping nations attain self-sufficiency. ...

Ensuring robust pollination service is vital for sustainable food production, as three-quarters of crops require insect pollinators to reproduce, but many insect populations are rapidly declining. Yet, it is widely reported ...

Flash drought affects agricultural activities and water availability. However, the rate of flash drought development and termination and their controlling mechanisms remain mostly unexplored. Using climate reanalysis (ERA5) ...

Thermal maturity assessments of hydrocarbon-generation potential and thermal history rarely consider how upper-plate structures developing during subduction influence the trajectories of accreted sediments. Our thermomechanical ...

Diagenetic alteration commonly overprints depositional fabrics in carbonate-dominated sediments and impact reservoir quality. Dolomitization is a prevalent diagenetic process observed in subsurface reservoirs that profoundly ...

Intensive agricultural practices have powered green revolutions, helping nations attain self-sufficiency. However, these fertilizer-intensive methods and exploitative trade systems have created unsustainable agricultural ...

Given that people spend most of their time indoors in developed nations, personal exposure occurring in indoor spaces dominates cumulative exposure. Therefore, the total mortality burden of air pollution is primarily ...