Augustine Osei’s path to becoming a soil scientist was shaped by both personal experience and academic curiosity. He grew up on a cocoa farm in Ghana, and studied there and in Saskatchewan and Ontario. Learn more here: https://t.co/UsEv4zzPsd @Augusti2016
A recent study published in @CanJSoil Sci found that there was no GHG effect from growing perennial bioenergy crops on marginally productive croplands. Read more in this #GroundedInSoils blog post: https://t.co/E5ODYsT37z
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A research team looked at the amount of GHG produced from biofuel plants. @Augusti2016 and team looked at GHG emissions from the perennial crops miscanthus, switchgrass, and willow. Learn more here: https://t.co/E5ODYsT37z
Augustine Osei views marginal soils as valuable learning platforms for discovering innovative strategies to sustain life and productivity under changing environmental conditions. Learn more about his work in this #GroundedInSoils blog post: https://t.co/UsEv4zzPsd @Augusti2016
Across #UWaterloo, graduate students are harnessing their passions to tackle the climate crisis. PhD candidate Augustine Osei @envwaterloo is one of them. His research explores how marginal lands can advance green energy.
Read more: https://t.co/XJ20BnRz0m | #GradImpact
The Soil Ecosystem Dynamics Research Group at the University of Waterloo https://t.co/AZwjoKFEIc has full funding for a domestic PhD starting September 2023.
Cancer has touched many of our loved ones. So we are doing something about it. We are getting ready for our fundraising with @CareNeverStops. All donations go directly to the GRH and tax receipts will be provided. Please donate here: https://t.co/FDIxSavCmc
@PabloLR16 You are right @PabloLR16, especially, when you have to do it by making sure you don't disturb the soil or breaking the plant. It was difficult but doable.