In 1992 Peter Ratcliffe received this rejection from Nature.
Almost 30 years later he won the Nobel Prize for the same discovery.
Don't lose faith in the things you believe in.
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Toward a Unified Soil–Bedrock Continuum: Building a Systems Understanding
Moreland et al.
https://t.co/lnUxdmkwQA
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Defining Soil as a Surface-Coupled Planetary System: Separating Pedogenesis From Habitability
Robinson et al.
https://t.co/mgxHiBV5CN
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Field study in #Kenya🇰🇪: Torturing Sorghum to grow on horrible, nutrient-poor & compacted #soil under drought: it survives by selectively recruiting #mycorrhiza & adapting rhizosphere strategies. What an expert under #MultiStress! Congrats @MuneneRozi! https://t.co/P6dBdB26hm
Climate in motion:
The shifting bell curve ... dancing as the planet overheats.
Building more climate visualizations at Celsius Earth to keep track of our planet's "heart beat" w/EKG and pulse.
https://t.co/Gt9Nn4DUR8
NEW in Agricultural Systems
Water–carbon management reshapes trade-offs among greenhouse gas emissions, productivity & economic returns
https://t.co/krL8PmJfG0
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#SoilOrganicCarbon#soil#CO2#N2O#CH4#yield, #straw#carbon#Rice#paddy
Contributions are welcome for the Frontiers in Environmental Science Research Topic | Phosphorus Across the Soil–Water Continuum: Bioavailability, Legacy, and Loss Mitigation https://t.co/3yckJNldQL @FrontiersIn@SaidAlIsmaily2