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Visit Biochar Doping: Not Another Olympic Scandal Biochar Doping: Not Another Olympic Scandal Posted by Katie Doonan | October 31, 2023 If you run in any of the same circles as me, biochar is a hot topic of conversation as of late. There is potential for…
Visit Cleaning Stormwater with Sequestered Carbon Cleaning Stormwater with Sequestered Carbon Posted by Chelsea Mitchell | June 28, 2022 Stormwater runoff has become one of the greatest environmental challenges we face in western Washington, a region with heavy rainfall and widespread urbanization. In parts…
Visit Pathways to Progress in Tackling Stormwater Runoff in Near-Urban Agricultural Areas Pathways to Progress in Tackling Stormwater Runoff in Near-Urban Agricultural Areas Posted by Kevin Hyde | February 18, 2021 Stormwater runoff, particularly from roadways, is one of the leading sources of water pollution in Puget Sound. Stormwater pollution impacts people and ecosystems in different…
Comparing effects of herbicides, fertilizers, and tillage on the soil Posted by Andrew McGuire | December 8, 2016 Is this better than an herbicide for the soil? Photo: United Soybean Board. In a past post, I argued for the use of an herbicide…
FY15 BIOAg Request For Proposals released Posted by Chad Kruger | September 25, 2014 This week, CSANR released its annual BIOAg Program request for proposals for new research and extension projects. The RFP can be found here. This competitive…
New Meta-Analysis Identifies Three Significant Benefits Associated With Organically Grown Plant-Based Foods Posted by Chuck Benbrook | July 11, 2014 There have been four progressively rigorous meta-analyses published since 2009 focusing on differences in the nutritional quality and safety of organic versus conventional food. The…
Will Second-Generation Herbicide-Tolerant Crops Dominate the Weed Management Toolbox? Posted by Chuck Benbrook | June 30, 2014 Problems triggered by the spread of glyphosate-resistant weeds in corn, soybean, and cotton country continue to worsen. An industry source recently projected that 70 million…
Pesticide Residues in Organic Food — Delivering on a Promise Posted by Chuck Benbrook | June 3, 2014 Avoiding pesticide exposure and risks remains the #1 reason most people choose organic food. This is not likely to change until there is convincing data…
Reflections on the Science Breakthrough of the Year Posted by Chuck Benbrook | February 27, 2014 In its December 20, 2013 issue, the journal Science identified cancer immunotherapy as the science breakthrough of the year. An editorial by the journal’s Editor-in-Chief…
A wrong decision for the right reason? Posted by David Granatstein | April 24, 2013 A couple of weeks ago Dr. Jeff Ullman, formerly of WSU, gave a provocative seminar on the fate of various constituents of pharmaceuticals and personal…