
Piyush
How Critical Zone Science Is Guiding Environmental Policy Around the World
Most of us don’t think twice about the thin skin of Earth beneath our feet. We dig, farm, build houses, lay highways—yet the narrow ...
What the Next Decade Could Bring for Critical Zone Research and Global Conservation
It’s funny how the phrase “Critical Zone” still sounds like something out of a sci-fi thriller to most people. In reality, it’s not about ...
The Surprising Role of Bedrock in Predicting Climate and Soil Changes
When people talk about climate change, they usually throw around the usual suspects: rising CO₂, deforestation, ice caps melting, all that. But there’s a ...
How Vegetation Protects and Stabilizes the Planet’s Most Important Layer
It’s easy to forget what lies right under our feet—the thin, fragile layer of soil that pretty much makes life on Earth possible. Farmers, ...
The Link Between Extreme Weather Events and Critical Zone Stability
The past few years have felt like nature’s way of reminding us who’s in charge. Torrential rains that once seemed like “once-in-a-century” events are ...
Coastal Erosion Studies Reveal the Speed of Land Loss in Vulnerable Regions
It’s one thing to read about rising seas and shrinking shorelines in a report, and another to actually stand where someone’s backyard used to ...
The Role of Remote Sensing Technology in Modern Environmental Research
It’s wild to think how much of our planet we’ve only really “seen” thanks to satellites and sensors hovering thousands of miles above us. ...
How Citizen Scientists Are Monitoring Environmental Changes in Real Time
It’s wild when you stop and think about it—millions of regular people around the globe are now keeping tabs on the environment in ways ...
Why Topsoil Loss Is Becoming a Global Environmental Crisis
It’s easy to forget the ground beneath our feet until something goes wrong. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: the dark, crumbly layer we call ...
The Science of Earth’s Skin – Why It Needs Protection More Than Ever
You know how we put on sunscreen to protect our own skin from burning up in the sun? Well, Earth’s got skin too. Not ...