Feds will not test soil after LA fires cleanup. Experts warn more testing is needed.
Experts told USA TODAY that further testing is needed to help communities understand the risks of lingering L.A. wildfire ...
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USC researchers test wildfire burned soil for lead levels. Here's what they found
Weeks after the Eaton Fire burned through Altadena, researchers at the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of ...
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Grow hedges to increase soil carbon
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Houston's Fifth Ward soil tests reveal concerning dioxin levels for children
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Less lawn care boosts soil biodiversity, study finds
Turfgrass—including sports fields, roadside ditches and residential lawns—makes up 40 million acres of the United States' ...
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Japan to pick final disposal sites for crippled nuclear plant soil by 2030
Japan plans to decide by 2030 where to finally dispose of radioactive Fukushima soil removed during the decontamination ...
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USC researchers test wildfire burned soil for lead levels. Here's what they found
researchers at the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Southern California were curious if there were high levels of lead in the soil. The researchers, who live in the area where the ...