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Poor Soils Can Store More Carbon by Adding Crop Residue, Study Finds
Many farmers think if they add plenty of nitrogen fertilizer, that nutrient, along with carbon, will be stored in the soil as organic matter when microbes decompose crop residue. But new research from the University of Illinois suggests those efforts might not work for poor soils.
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Grizzly Bear Shot Dead in Yellowstone, Wyoming Hunter Jailed with $10k Fine
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Memorial Day Weekend in US Likely to Face Busier Travel Conditions as Summer Comes Near
Endangered Mediterranean Monk Seal Yulia Seen Sunbathing on Tel Aviv Shores
37% Wildfires Caused by Greenhouse Gas from Fossil Fuel Companies, Study Shows
North Carolina at Risk of Severe Weather with Level 2 Storms, Hail
Endangered Salmon Species in California Had Trouble Breeding, Laying Eggs During Winter Rainstorms
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North American Butterflies Evolved From a Common Ancestor
Kelvin Waves Roll Along Equator Ushering El Niño to South America
Firefighting Goats Graze to Prevent Wildfires, Erosion in Chile Forests
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Rabbit Rescue: Volunteers Saved Hundred of Bunnies From Floodwaters in California
Tiny Galapagos Bird Darwin's Flycatcher Battles Extinction as 12 Chicks Hatch This Year
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Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season Set to Begin With Potential Threat of Heavy Rain, Flash flooding
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Weak Spot in Earth's Magnetic Field Raises Concerns for Humanity's Future
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Earth's Magnetic North Pole Shifts Toward Russia, Scientists Update Its Location
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Mount Rainier's Volcanic Activity Closely Watched by Scientists
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Undersea Volcano Off Oregon Coast Could Erupt in 2025 After Scientists Notice 'Swelling'
