Soil conditions may be a mystery because gardeners have heard of the term "soil pH" but know little about it. So, what is soil pH and why is it important? The scale for measuring acidity or alkalinity ...

Arctic zone: 2.2 mg/kg Under 40 inch zone: 1.6 mg/kg Over 40 inch zone: 1.3 mg/kg Resident non-cancer hazard: .028 mg/kg Commercial/industrial non-cancer hazard: .37 mg/kg Construction worker ...

Have you ever stared at your washing machine's control panel and wondered, what do all the laundry machine settings mean? You're not alone. Most people tend to stick to familiar basic settings, like ...

Q: A soil test was done, and the No. 1 problem that showed up is toxic levels of boron. The area was used for horses for approximately 15-20 years. A variety of fruit trees have been planted there and ...

Mercury levels in soil are significantly higher than previously believed, researchers have shown. But why does this pose a threat to food production and can it be reversed? It’s not an exaggeration to ...

Arctic zone: 2.2 mg/kg Under 40 inch zone: 1.6 mg/kg Over 40 inch zone: 1.3 mg/kg Resident non-cancer hazard: 0.028 mg/kg Commercial/industrial non-cancer hazard: 0.37 mg/kg Construction worker ...

In a surprising twist amid rising climate concerns, new research shows that scorching soil temperatures during extreme ...

Tiny soil animals survive harsh desert conditions, revealing hidden life and climate driven survival strategies underground.