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The residents of the Navajo Nation, amidst Arizona's picturesque landscapes, embody the Navajo people's deep connection with their ancestral land. However, despite the serene environment, a…

Firefighters in Ohio have been utilizing aqueous film forming foam (AFFF) to combat oil and gas fires since the 1960s; however, Ohio is now revolutionizing how it handles toxic materials by…

Farmers often depend on groundwater for irrigation, particularly during periods of low rainfall. However, the depletion of this vital resource can significantly reduce agricultural productivity…

Koloma, a Denver-based startup specializing in extracting geologic hydrogen from natural underground deposits, has successfully raised $245.7 million in its most recent funding round, days after…

Africa faces significant challenges related to water scarcity, with its vast population having access to a fraction of the world's freshwater resources. Despite this, the continent is home to…

An article published this past fall in the College of Engineering Communications highlighted the invaluable experience engineering students gain from the Global Capstone Design course, community-…

Scientists at The Ohio State University's Byrd Center have pioneered a deep-learning model to spot surface features associated with subsurface deposits of naturally occurring free hydrogen. These…

A recent study featured in Ohio State News has shed light on the effects of mountainous terrain on precipitation changes in western North America, influenced by El Niño and La Niña…

Soil and water, a source of life

The United Nations (UN) has designated December 5, 2023, as World Soil Day. 

The survival of our planet hinges on the relationship between soil and…