Francesca speaks at The Land Institute about why she decided to dedicate her life to researching soil organic matter in its different forms.
Francesca & Michelle contribute to novel research that suggests organic matter with more water-soluble and faster-decaying plant components may actually contribute to more stable forms of SOM.
Read the article here.
Francesca reaches a broader audience to help describe the differences between particulate and mineral-associated organic matter and why it’s important to study each component.
Check out the article in The Conversation.
PBS news hour features Megan promoting the importance of research focused on climate warming and soil carbon feedbacks in the Arctic.
To make agriculture more climate-friendly, carbon farming needs clear rules.
Megan & Francesca contributed to this piece on carbon accounting for climate mitigation goals, published in The Conversation.
The importance of studying the two types of soil carbon that result from size fractionation is explained scientifically.
Read the GCB article here.