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Florida’s beaches and tropical climate make it an attractive place to live and visit. But like many coastal areas around the world, Florida is increasingly…
READ MOREAgricultural decision support tools (DSTs) can facilitate effective, science-based decision making, and the abundance of tools focused on weather and climate-related issues has grown significantly…
READ MORENitrogen losses from intensive agriculture are a source of nitrate pollution in water resources around the world. Given the serious human and environmental health consequences…
READ MOREIt is estimated that peatlands accumulate and hold more than one-quarter of the planet’s soil carbon, with northern peatlands accounting for upwards of 85% of…
READ MOREReconstructing how massive continental glaciers (ice sheets) responded to past climate change is essential to understanding the role of the cryosphere in Earth’s climate system…
READ MORELand under and around solar arrays can be planted with pollinator-friendly vegetation, benefiting agriculture and bees, and potentially increasing the efficiency of solar panels. Produced…
READ MOREWith ample rainfall and favorable temperatures, Indiana has become a top producer of U.S. corn, soybeans, hogs, chickens, and specialty crops such as tomatoes and…
READ MOREThe Indiana Climate Change Impacts Assessment (IN CCIA) is a collaborative effort to provide professionals, decision makers, and the public with information about how climate…
READ MOREIn December 2020, a special issue featuring the Indiana Climate Change Impacts Assessment (IN CCIA) was published in the journal Climatic Change. This special issue,…
READ MOREMost tree species join forces with specific types of fungi to improve their nutrient acquisition capacity-as much as 80% of plant nitrogen and phosphorus is…
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