Category: Human Impact

The Science Behind the 30-Day Rule: Wettable Sulphur and Oil-Based Sprays in Agriculture

Understanding the importance of timing: Wettable sulfur and oil-based sprays When it comes to agricultural practices and the management of plant diseases and pests, timing is often a critical factor. Wettable sulfur, a commonly used pesticide and fungicide in agriculture, is no exception. Manufacturers of wettable sulfur typically recommend that it not be used within

Exploring the Viability of Greenhouse Construction Beyond Agricultural Land: A Study in Earth Science and Agriculture

Does a greenhouse have to be built on agricultural land? Greenhouses are controlled environments that provide ideal conditions for plant growth. They are widely used in agriculture to grow crops in areas with unfavorable climates or to extend the growing season. When planning to build a greenhouse, a common question is whether it needs to

Quantifying Road Emissions: Spatial Allocation and Unit Conversion in Earth Science

Spatial distribution of road traffic emissions: An Overview Road transport emissions play a significant role in contributing to air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, which have adverse effects on both human health and the environment. As the global transportation sector continues to grow, understanding the spatial allocation of road emissions is critical for effective policy-making

Unveiling the Atmospheric Recirculation of Methylmercury: A Closer Look at Oceanic Reabsorption

How methylmercury in the ocean can be reabsorbed into the atmosphere Welcome to this informative article on the reabsorption of methylmercury from the ocean into the atmosphere. Methylmercury, a highly toxic form of mercury, poses significant environmental and health risks. Its presence in the oceanic ecosystem is of great concern due to its ability to

What’s the origin of particulate matter (pm10, pm2 5)

Getting Started Air pollution is a major environmental problem that affects the health and well-being of people worldwide. Particulate matter (PM), specifically PM10 and PM2.5, is a major component of air pollution and has received considerable attention due to its adverse effects on human health and the environment. In this article, we will explore the

Understanding the Evolution of Rock Strength in Atmospheric Conditions: Implications for Earth Science and Geoengineering

Getting Started In the field of geoengineering and earth sciences, rock strength assessment is a critical factor in various engineering projects such as tunneling, mining, and slope stability analysis. Rock core samples obtained from boreholes are commonly used to evaluate the mechanical properties of rocks, including their strength. However, it is important to consider the

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