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France’s ongoing drought has once again pushed soil moisture further below historical levels than any previously recorded drought. Uncharted territory.
What a shitshow. Trump is going to Hormuz himself in Venezuela. “The wealth of our subsoil does not belong to an illegitimate regime – it belongs to the Venezuelan people,” she said, adding that supporters felt “sadness and anger” at bein…
The idea that "regenerative" grazing is a climate solution has really taken hold in some quarters. But the science is clear: It doesn't work. Methane and land-use emissions just overwhelm any soil carbon benefits. Here's a great piece b…
You wouldn’t know my girlfriend she wriggles through the subsoil
True allies 🇨🇦🇸🇪 They're on a six week expedition to survery the seabed to establish the outer limits of the continental shelf. This can give Canada rights over natural resources in the seabed and subsoil beyond 200 nautical miles.
And note…poor air quality has a direct adverse impact on water quality and soil quality and plant quality and animal quality and human health quality and any mechanical system that requires clean air quality, etc. It’s suicidal. States mus…
Another reminder: “regenerative” grazing is *not* a real climate solution. While it might build some soil carbon, it drives far more land use and larger herd sizes than conventional beef production, which is bad enough. The better soluti…
BOG WALKERS UNITE! The same precarious, waterlogged conditions make peatlands powerful: they store a HUGE FRACTION of global soil carbon (>30%) in a tiny landbase (3%). To learn more, please check out Bogland: wwnorton.com/books/bogland…
No fertilizer will fix degraded soil biology.
Incredible - and I am not being hyperbolic - pictures of a living mycorrhizal network, the first time we can really see what's going on in the rhizosphere - the thing which underpins all life on this planet. eos.org/articles/fun...
INGREDIENTS: Nothing But The Finest Ethically Sourced Serpentine Phyllosilicates! (Asbestos)
Central Europe has had a persistently dry summer. Weekly Soil Moisture data from the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service, tracked from 02 May to 23 August 2026, shows a clear and stubborn pattern:
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