Survey Finds Pesticides Threaten Important Soil Ecosystems
Soil is a dense ecosystem full of organisms—or, at least, until pesticides hit it.
A Legal Battle Rages Over Smoking Sugar Fields in South Florida
A new bill, signed last week, is the next hurdle for a pending lawsuit against Florida sugar growers and their use of sugarcane burning.
Court of Appeals Gives EPA 60 Days to Fix Chlorpyrifos Regulation
If the agency fails, the pesticide will be banned entirely.
Trading Houseplants and Building Community
Online plant swap groups have blossomed during the pandemic.
Mexico’s Supreme Court Issues Verdict: American Potatoes Welcome
This ends a long and strange embargo.
‘Megadrought’ in American West May Trigger First-Ever Water Shortage Declaration
There are major implications for agriculture, especially in California.
Remembering My Grandmother On Earth Day
We lost our matriarch a year ago. Today, I’m honoring her memory with plants.
Indigenous Plant Nurseries Look to Revive Landscapes and Cultures
These nurseries are looking to revegetate wildlife habitats with native plants.
