"Unfortunately, land management linked to urbanization, surface sealing ... webs and rapid changes to soil biodiversity, which in turn risks creating unhealthy urban environments," says Associate ...

“Unfortunately, land management linked to urbanization, surface sealing ... Finnish study of children in urban daycare showed that introducing plants and soil into daycare yards enhanced ...

And I always throw into that mix as well, particularly in urban areas, you know, that risk from sealing of our soils - concrete, tarmac, the things - the houses, our infrastructure that we build ...

The majority of Americans now live in cities, which means we have very little to do anymore with the production of our food. But there's a reversal of that trend afoot, as more city people decide ...

A new study finds that managing green roof soil microbes boosts healthy urban soil development, which is a methodology that could be applied to support climate resilience in cities. Green roofs ...

When you think about soil, you probably think of rolling fields of countryside. But what about urban soil? With city dwellers expected to account for 68% of the world’s population by 2050 ...

Sanitized soil, on the other hand, could be easily procured and stored onsite in remote locations or developing nations, where traditional wound-sealing products such as sponges and sealants are ...

The study highlights the importance of growing the right species of wildflowers to suit the soil conditions. Reducing the risk of metal exposure is critical for the success of urban pollinator ...