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Searing heat and a lack of rain were already threatening his harvest. Then came Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February, driving up the cost of fuel, seeds and fertiliser. …
The U.S. houses hundreds of millions of tons of phosphogypsum in open-air stacks, but regulation is inconsistent. …
Taking inspiration from science fiction, a small company on the Island of Newfoundland aims to revolutionize what we do with garbage. …
While the Clean Water Act effectively targeted “point sources” of pollution, such as factories and sewage plants, it didn’t include strong controls for “non-point sources,” such as farm field runoff. …
The Browns walked into a bank for routine financing. They walked away with a shocking land assessment, no business and little hope of selling their property. …
A grassroots project in India is turning fish guts that once polluted beaches into a useful commodity. …
Andrey Melnichenko, owner of EuroChem’s mining and metallurgy subsidiary Kovdorskiy GOK, is sanctioned by the European Union in response to Russia’s war on Ukraine. …
In the same way that the shocking invasion of Ukraine might accelerate the green energy transition, could it also nudge agriculture to find more ways to use less fertilizer? …
“We import 80% of the fertilizer we use from outside the U.S. so the situation in eastern Europe will affect those supply chain issues around the world,” one farm bureau representative said. …
Multiple out of state companies are sending tons of poultry and sewage wastes to Alabama to be used as fertilizer. …