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Scaling up urban agriculture: Research team outlines roadmap

Urban agriculture has the potential to decentralize food supplies, provide environmental benefits like wildlife habitat, and mitigate environmental footprints,

University of floridaUnited statesJianguo wuJiangxiao qiuChloeb wardropperHui zhaoZhengfei guanJacopoa baggioJoshua newellCatherine campbellChloe wardropperPatrice kohlDepartment of natural resourcesUniversity of illinois urbana champaignCollege of agriculturalEnvironmental sciences

Scaling up urban agriculture: Research team outlines roadmap

Urban agriculture has the potential to decentralize food supplies, provide environmental benefits like wildlife habitat, and mitigate environmental footprints,

United statesUniversity of floridaChloeb wardropperJiangxiao qiuHui zhaoJianguo wuChloe wardropperPatrice kohlZhengfei guanJacopoa baggioCatherine campbellJoshua newellDepartment of natural resourcesEnvironmental sciencesCollege of agriculturalUniversity of illinois urbana champaign

China s covid lockdown led to earlier, greener spring, study suggests

China s covid lockdown led to earlier, greener spring, study suggests
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Well-digging exploits of horses and donkeys benefit other desert species - study

A wild donkey digs a well in the Sonoran Desert, in the US. Photo: Erick Lundgren The ability of horses and donkeys to dig for water in dryland ecosystems can provide important benefits to other species, researchers have found. Erick Lundgren and his colleagues, in a study titled Equids engineer desert water availability, noted that large animals play important roles in the biosphere, yet little is known about how they shape dryland ecosystems. “We report on an overlooked form of ecosystem engineering by donkeys and horses,” they wrote in the journal Science. In the deserts of North America, the digging of wells of up to 2 meters to groundwater by wild horses and donkeys increased the density of water features, reduced distances between water sources, and, at times, provided the only water present.

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