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Walsall Council has invited residents to have their say on the incoming mandatory food waste collection service. The ...

The thick glossy leaves and tall upright growth of the fiddle leaf fig make it a good houseplant, but it needs specific soil to thrive. These are our top picks to keep your plant looking its best.

One year after Hurricane Helene devastated the Appalachians, the Forest Service reflects on the storm and looks forward to ...

A decade-long field study has revealed that biochar, a charcoal-like material made from plant residues, can significantly ...

Biochar, made from plant waste, can restore carbon in fragile pasture soils, boost fertility, and support climate resilience.

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