Soil health is an old concept receiving renewed attention. Defined as a soil's capacity to
function, soil health is composed of physical, chemical, and biological attributes. The …

Meta-analysis is often used to compare how soil health differs between organic and
conventional farming systems. However, the burgeoning primary literature on organic …

Greenhouse gas emissions during aerobic composting is unavoidable, but good practices
can minimize emission. Therefore, to explore the key factors influencing the release of …

The generation of organic matter (OM) occurs synchronously with phytoplankton growth.
Characterization of the generated particulate and dissolved OM during algal blooms in …

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) has strong reactivity and migration ability, which affects
biogeochemical processes such as nutrient cycling. Karst ecological vulnerability has been …

Dissolved carbon (C) provides critical feedbacks to regional biogeochemical processes and
global C cycling. Yet to date, the specific pathways of fluvial dissolved C turnover …

Sediment organic matter (SOM) is important in the biogeochemical cycling of carbon,
nutrients, and pollutants in the coastal environment, which is increasingly disturbed by …

Microplastics (MPs) as emerging persistent pollutants are ubiquitous in terrestrial
environments. The effects of MPs input on soil dissolved organic matter (DOM) yet remain …

Spectroscopy is a useful method for soil monitoring because of its environmental
friendliness, and its ability to produce rapid, nondestructive, simultaneous multi-element …

In this study, the organic matter in an O 3-based advanced oxidation process (AOP) for
treating raw leachate (RL) and bio-treated leachate (BTL) was characterized. The optimal …