chemical weathering: Process by which rocks, soil, and minerals are dissolved or broken down via a range of chemical processes including carbonation, hydrolysis, hydration, and redox reactions.

Mati Carbon walked away with the $50 million grand prize for its enhanced rock weathering program that locks carbon in soils ...

From Etna to the Canary Islands, volcanic wines have garnered a lot of attention in recent years. But what distinguishes ...

Weathering and erosion slowly chisel ... When the glacier begins to melt, it deposits its cargo of soil and rock, transporting the rocky debris toward the sea. Every year, rivers deposit millions ...

Table 1: Common salts found in saline soils. Soils are naturally composed of inorganic minerals, including primary minerals (e.g., quartz, micas, or feldspars) and their weathering products, including ...

The water storage capacity of weathered bedrock is 4.7 times higher than that of soil, which should be taken into account in ecohydrological cycle observation and simulation studies. Prof.

Weathered is available to stream on pbs.org ... If you have a tree in a big pot, as the tree gets bigger, the soil level doesn't go down at all. The mass comes from thin air.

Once introduced into soils, such metals can persist over decades ... which likely reflects the cumulative effects of ancient mining, weathering of metal-rich bedrock, and limited leaching over ...