Rangelands comprise 40% of the conterminous United States and they supply essential
ecosystem services to society. A scenario assessment was conducted to determine how …

Scientific findings since the 1980s indicate conventional agriculture (CONVA) accounts for 8
to 12% of US greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, or 23% of the country's total anthropogenic …

Increase in global populations of humans and domesticated livestock are impacting the
resource use and have a large ecological footprint (EFP). The ever-increasing EFP of …

Agriculture is essential for feeding the large and growing world population, but it can also
generate pollution that harms ecosystems and human health. Here, we explore the human …

Although the hypoxia formation in the Gulf of Mexico is predominantly driven by increased
riverine nitrogen (N) export from the Mississippi-Atchafalaya River basin, it remains unclear …

The atmospheric concentration of nitrous oxide (N2O) has increased by 23% since the pre‐
industrial era, which substantially destructed the stratospheric ozone layer and changed the …

After decades of declining cropland area, the United States (US) experienced a reversal in
land use/land cover change in recent years, with substantial grassland conversion to …

Carbon (C) emission and uptake due to land use and land cover change (LULCC) are the
most uncertain term in the global carbon budget primarily due to limited LULCC data and …

The peanut sector has significant potential for decreasing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
and reactive nitrogen (Nr) loss from agricultural production activity in China. This study …

Tillage is a common agricultural practice that helps prepare the soil and remove weeds.
However, it remains unknown how tillage intensity has evolved and its effect on net …