Science news articles about 'land management practices'
Pathogenic soil bacterium is influenced by land management practices
... , which causes the emerging infectious disease melioidosis in humans and animals, is associated with land management changes such as livestock husbandry or residential gardening. The study, published ...Land changes may spread killer bug
Researcher into the habitat of a pneumonia-causing bacteria has found that the deadly species could spread if land management practices change.Water, salinity levels in Hunter linked to climate
Climate change and land management practices could be affecting the total amount of groundwater and surface water in the Hunter Valley, and also increasing levels of salinity.Nitrate concentrations of ground water increasing in many areas of the United States
... for increased nitrate contamination of the nation's ground water, despite efforts in recent decades to improve land-management practices. Monitoring nitrate trends in ground water through ...EPA's stormwater program needs a significant overhaul
... instead of political boundaries. Moreover, the program should integrate stormwater management and land management practices, and focus less on chemical pollutants in the stormwater and more on the ...A model to measure soil health in the era of bioenergy
... the loss of soil organic carbon (SOC) and soil organic matter (SOM) from poor land-management practices. The presence of these materials is essential as they do everything from providing ...Model To Measure Soil Health In Bioenergy Era
The loss of soil organic matter due to poor land-management practice threatens farmlands, and while the use for crop residues as feedstock for biomass ethanol and bio-based products increases, these ...Birds in Flint Hills of Kansas, Oklahoma face population decline despite large habitat
... is grazed and up to two-thirds may be burned," With said. The researchers suggest that land-management practices may offer only part of the explanation for declining bird populations. "There was a ...Study of agricultural watersheds and carbon losses
... in the eastern corn belt where tile drainage dominates the agricultural landscape. Specific land management practices, such as manure application, can play a large role in the export of DOC as soluble ...Investing wisely to save the Great Barrier Reef
CSIRO science is being used to improve land management practices on farmland to help reduce run-off of sediments, nutrients and pesticides on to the Great Barrier Reef...Investing wisely to save the Great Barrier Reef
CSIRO science is being used to improve land management practices on farmland to help reduce run-off of sediments, nutrients and pesticides on to the Great Barrier Reef.
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