Agricultural soils are the largest anthropogenic source of nitrous oxide (N2O) and a globally important source of methane (CH4) emissions and are typi...

The interplay of climatic, biotic, and edaphic factors govern the variability in soil microbial communities across depths, and the resulting influence...

Process-based models with explicit representations of microbial decomposition and mineral stabilization are increasingly used to estimate and forecast...

Rangelands are the largest land-use type globally, constituting one-third of the land area of the United States and 40% of California. However, many o...

Models project that climate change is increasing the frequency of severe storm events such as hurricanes. Hurricanes are an important driver of ecosys...

Community composting can significantly reduce CO2 and CH4 emissions in cities, presenting a promising avenue for expanding participation in carbon mar...

Molecular oxygen (O2) concentration is an important driver of many soil biogeochemical processes. High frequency O2 measurements have shown large spat...

Dairy farms are the largest single source of methane (CH4) emissions in California, and play an important role in the states greenhouse gas mitigation...