Forensic Pedology: How the Discipline at Unesp Jaboticabal Teaches the Investigation of Soil in Criminal Contexts
A new course at the Unesp Jaboticabal campus in Brazil trains students in forensic pedology to assist police in crime investigations using soil analysis.
Võsu Mystery: Who Was the Unknown Tortured Man Found in Garden Soil?
A skull and skeletal remains were discovered in the soil of a summer cottage in Võsu, raising questions about the identity of the victim and the circumstances of their death.
Spring Flooding in Latvia – What Happens to Drinking Water and Soil Afterwards?
The article discusses the effects of spring flooding in Latvia on drinking water quality and soil health.
Stop slugs and snails from eating your plants with 1 natural everyday ingredient
A gardener shares how used tea bags can effectively deter slugs and snails while enriching the soil.
Does the lawn look bad after winter? This simple trick can help
A gardening tip suggests that spreading sand on your lawn can improve its condition and promote grass growth after winter wear.
PRICE COMPARISON REVEALS ⟩ Peat and soil prices differ remarkably across stores
A study examining the prices of peat and soil in four major construction store e-commerce platforms shows significant price differences as the spring gardening season approaches.
This is what the ministers live on a military base – The United States prepares for the threat from Iran on its soil
The U.S. is heightening its readiness against a potential Iranian threat following growing tensions prompted by military actions in the region.
Do not throw away orange peels – a simple trick in the garden yields surprising results
Orange peels can enrich soil and deter pests, serving multiple purposes in gardening and home cleaning.
Monty Don names March as the best time to grow 1 common plant that’ll last for years
Gardening expert Monty Don has highlighted March as the optimal time for planting woody shrubs, taking advantage of increasing soil temperatures and daylight hours.
Why do the people of Iran eat this special chutney made from soil?
The article discusses the unique culinary practice of consuming chutney made from specific types of soil in Iran amid the backdrop of regional tensions.
Old-growth forests store much more carbon than managed forests
A new study from Lund University reveals that Swedish old-growth forests store significantly more carbon than managed forests, with differences largely attributed to soil carbon accumulation.
The Soil of Hormuz is Priceless... This 'Red Soil' is So Special that People Start Eating It Upon Seeing!
Hormuz Island features unique red soil known as 'Galk,' revered by locals for its rich iron content and believed to be safe for consumption.
Quinzinho Road in Santa Isabel will be closed for construction this Friday
Quinzinho Road in Santa Isabel, Brazil, will be closed for construction on Friday, from 8 AM to 6 PM, for soil testing necessary for future infrastructure improvements.
Blue Carbon: What the Soil of Mangroves Reveals About the Future of the Climate
Brazilian scientists have developed a Soil Health Index (ISS) to monitor the nutrient-rich soil of mangroves, crucial for marine ecosystems and climate change mitigation.
Will American troops land on Iranian soil? A major claim comes to light in the report
A report suggests that the Trump administration is seriously considering deploying ground troops in Iran amid ongoing military conflict.
EU: Let the Free Seed Kick in the Soil
A commentary urging the preservation of seed freedom, reflecting on ownership and sharing of seeds among farmers.
Mention ClarÃn SCA Award for Students 2026: Device for Soil Bioremediation
A project in the Quebrada de Lules, Tucumán, aims to address soil degradation and promote sustainable agricultural practices through bioremediation strategies.
Households urged to place sponges in their gardens this spring
Homeowners are encouraged to compost old sponges this spring to enhance garden soil and promote plant growth.
Chickpeas on the Moon: Scientists Have Found a Recipe to Turn Deadly Dust into Fertile Soil
Researchers have discovered that lunar regolith can be transformed into usable soil with the addition of vermicompost and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, paving the way for potential agriculture on the Moon.
President Yoon: "We need to select big stones in capital market reform and refine it further to create fertile soil"
President Yoon Seok-youl emphasized the importance of reforming the capital market in light of recent stock market fluctuations caused by conflicts in the Middle East.
THL and Ruokavirasto warn about the legionella risk of soil products
The Finnish THL and Ruokavirasto have issued warnings about the risk of legionella bacteria in soil products following a record number of pneumonia cases linked to such exposure.
Lawns won't be bumpy or uneven if you sprinkle 3 simple things to 'make grass flourish'
A garden expert shares simple tips for achieving a level and lush lawn using a combination of sand, soil, and compost this spring.
From Polish Soil... to Italy! The 19th International Congress of Polish Student Associations is Behind Us
The 19th International Congress of Polish Student Associations was held in Milan, strengthening the cultural and academic ties between Poland and Italy.
Why Gulf states aren’t joining the war against Iran — despite attacks on their soil
Gulf states are opting for restraint and diplomacy in the face of Iranian attacks, prioritizing territorial defense and regional stability over direct military involvement.
Swedes investigate: Swedish forests are three times better than Finnish forests in one regard
A Swedish report suggests that Swedish forests capture three times more carbon in mineral soil compared to their Finnish counterparts, raising questions about forest management practices in both countries.
Kanpur: Body of a Girl Found Naked in the Soil, Suspected Murder After Rape
The naked body of a missing girl has been discovered in a field in Kanpur, India, raising suspicions of rape followed by murder.
Part of the apple trees in the Maarjamäe memorial site in Tallinn has been destroyed
A portion of the apple trees at the Maarjamäe memorial site in Tallinn has been ruined due to excessively wet soil, prompting a tender for new tree plantings.
Megacana: CADI Sugarcane and Peanut Highlights Gains from Crop Rotation for the Bioenergy Sector
Producers in Brazil are increasingly recognizing the benefits of crop rotation, particularly the combination of sugarcane and peanuts, for improving soil health and productivity in the bioenergy sector.
A common tree could be silently changing the fate of the Atlantic forest: how the jackfruit alters forest soil, transforms leaf litter, and affects local species
A study has found that the invasive jackfruit tree is depleting soil and diminishing amphibian diversity in Brazil's Atlantic Forest.
Test trials lead to breakthrough in cleaning PFAS-contaminated soil
Two research projects in Denmark have successfully removed PFAS from contaminated soil in Korsør.
Experiments have removed PFAS from soil with a 1,400-degree hot flame
Two Danish projects successfully remove PFAS from contaminated soil in Korsør by heating the soil to between 350-450 degrees Celsius.
With immediate measures due to rains, 'the potential for the spread of Fusarium has been significantly reduced'
Immediate measures have been implemented in Ecuador to control water and soil management in the Fusarium Race 4 zone amidst rainfall, reducing the risk of disease spread.
Dormant cells and drones off the US coast. FBI warns of Iran's revenge
The FBI has raised concerns about potential terrorist attacks on US soil by Iran-inspired cells and the use of drones as tools for asymmetric warfare.
Few know: why you should add sand to the jade plant
Experts recommend adding coarse sand to the soil of jade plants to improve drainage and support their health.
A Simple Fertilizer at the Start of the Season Protects Beds from Diseases: Onion Greens No Longer Turn Yellow
Experienced gardeners know that the foundation for a future harvest is laid as early as mid-April, when the soil becomes suitable for planting.
The IDF estimates that about two-thirds of Iran's military production capabilities have been affected
The Israeli Defense Forces report that approximately two-thirds of Iran's military production capabilities have been compromised, with indications that Iran is currently not producing ballistic missiles on its soil.
How the US war on Iran may provoke a terrorist attack – and how that may be the point
The article discusses the potential for a terrorist attack on American soil as a consequence of the ongoing US war against Iran, suggesting political motivations behind it.
Do you know why soil is kept in a bag in the train engine?
Train engines use sand boxes to improve traction on wet tracks during rainy weather.
Rainier Summer in 15 Years Benefits Water Sources in Piracicaba but Affects Sugarcane Producers: 'Saturated Soil'
The heavy rain this summer in Piracicaba, the highest in 15 years, has replenished water resources but poses challenges for local sugarcane farmers due to saturated soil conditions.
When can you start working in the garden: 3 simple signs that the soil is ready
The article discusses how to determine when soil is ready for gardening, highlighting three key indicators.
Plants Grow Faster and Healthier in These Beds: Cheap and Simple
The article discusses the benefits of using simple cinder blocks to create raised garden beds for growing plants more effectively.
Can plants really extract gold from the soil? Find out what research says
The article explores the concept of phytomining, a process in which certain plants are used to absorb metals from the soil, potentially allowing for the extraction of valuable resources.
Diego Cañamero, historic activist against the bases of Morón and Rota: "Jobs cannot be the excuse for the continued presence of US troops on Spanish soil"
Diego Cañamero, a veteran activist, reflects on the impact of US military bases in Spain and emphasizes that job opportunities should not justify their presence.
City hall studies demolishing houses of the first artistic macromural in Juiz de Fora at Esplanada
The Juiz de Fora City Hall is evaluating the demolition of houses that form the city's first artistic macromural due to safety concerns regarding soil conditions.
PM Modi in Assam - Congress has endangered bread, daughters, and soil
In a virtual address to the people of Assam, Prime Minister Modi highlighted the state's journey towards peace and development while criticizing Congress for jeopardizing key aspects of local life.
Drones from the Sea and Secret Operations of Tehran: The FBI's Alarm That Scares California
Concerns are rising in the United States about potential Iranian retaliations on American soil amid an ongoing military escalation in the Middle East.
Enthusiastic winter-sowing: simple tips help successful winter sowing
Inga Talvis shares her innovative tips for successful winter sowing in Estonia, emphasizing the importance of proper preparation and soil materials.
Guardians of 'the Soil' and 'the Revolution': Why Does Iran Conduct War with Two Armies?
The article explores Iran's dual military structure comprising the regular army and the Revolutionary Guard, especially in the context of recent leadership changes and military losses.
Turkish sources to Al Jazeera: Our current position may change if a new Iranian attack on our territory occurs
Turkish military sources indicate that Turkey's stance may shift if Iran launches another attack on Turkish soil, suggesting such an act would be tantamount to an assault on NATO.
Harsh winter and soft soil allowed moles to have fun
This spring, gardeners in Estonia have noticed an increase in molehills in gardens, but experts suggest this may not reflect a significant rise in mole population due to this year's winter conditions.