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Swamp gas rising
Culture, Planetary Health Thomas Culman 6/3/25 Culture, Planetary Health Thomas Culman 6/3/25

Swamp gas rising

Methane is a greenhouse gas (GHG) that is 20x more potent than carbon dioxide. Let's take a closer look at the links between agriculture and methane emissions.

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The trouble with fertilizer
Culture, Planetary Health Thomas Culman 6/3/25 Culture, Planetary Health Thomas Culman 6/3/25

The trouble with fertilizer

Fertilizers increase plant productivity but also degrade the environment. Let's take a closer look at different impacts of excess fertilizer and connections with agriculture.

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Eating the world
Culture, Planetary Health Thomas Culman 6/3/25 Culture, Planetary Health Thomas Culman 6/3/25

Eating the world

Agriculture is so large and so interconnected with everything we do that changes to our diets can have massive planetary impacts. Let's explore some of the links between dietary changes and agricultural impacts.

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Agriculture: Hiding in Plain Sight
Culture, Planetary Health Thomas Culman 5/27/25 Culture, Planetary Health Thomas Culman 5/27/25

Agriculture: Hiding in Plain Sight

Agriculture has dramatically changed the way humans have lived over thousands of years, and even today remains the backbone of our global economy. At the same time, it is an unrivaled resource hog and driver of pollution, including biological, chemical, and particulate pollutants.

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The Great Salt Lake: getting more minerals with less water
Planetary Health, Science, Policy Chris Morrison 3/6/25 Planetary Health, Science, Policy Chris Morrison 3/6/25

The Great Salt Lake: getting more minerals with less water

By optimizing mineral extraction from both brine waste and natural brines through technological innovation and improved management, we can address critical mineral demand while also mitigating the environmental damage from conventional brine disposal.

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