The present study investigated the concerted effort of Eisenia fetida and rhamnolipid JBR-
425 in combination with a five-member bacterial consortium exhibiting elevated degradation …

There is an increasing need for accessible methods to monitor soil health. Our primary
objective was to evaluate an accessible, do-it-yourself method for measuring the maximum …

Abstract Background Macroalgae blooms (Sargassum sp.) occur annually in The Bahamas
due to the integration of various events related to human intercession with the roles of algae …

In the context of densely populated urban areas, vertical greenery systems are gaining
momentum for their role in reintroducing nature and enhancing buildings sustainability …

Efficient decontamination of oil contaminated soils is not always easy, especially when the
contamination is aged. In this work, we have opted for bioremediation techniques, with a low …

Earthworm species interact with each other in soils, but these interactions are poorly
understood. Moreover, these key soil organisms are influenced by abiotic soil components …

One of the most popular soil conservation campaigns is based on the USDA Natural
Resource Conservation Service's Soil Health Principles (NRCS‐SHPs). The NRCS‐SHP …

Community gardens, as common spaces where people gather to grow food, help foster
public health, greener urban environments, life‐long learning and vibrant communities …

Rain gardens are used to solve urban problems related to the negative impact of
stormwater.(1) Scientific contributions from different countries provide general guidelines for …

Fertilizer overuse causes negative impacts on the environment and crop yields. Therefore,
the production of slow-release fertilizers from biogas sludge is a potential solution for waste …