New self-watering soil that pulls water from the air to feed it to plants could help people grow crops in places with sandy soil.

New self-watering soil that pulls water from the air to feed it to plants could help people grow crops in places with sandy soil.

A new study that clarifies how "forever chemicals" behave in soil and water could help identify wells and waterways at risk for contamination.

Researchers aim to update Apollo-era information about rocket-powered landings on dusty celestial bodies like Mars with new supercomputer simulations.

New pesticides that give plants their own defenses against insects are headed to market. A new method is the first to detect them in dirt.

New research clarifies the role of water vapor in rainfall, a complex relationship that remains mysterious.

A better test for gauging nitrogen needs in corn fields could mean economic benefits for farmers and be better for the environment, too.

"...the majority of PFAS are still in the soil, and they are migrating down slowly in a way similar to a ticking time bomb."

Rice yields could decline about 40% by 2100, affecting about 2 billion people worldwide. What's more, the rice could contain twice as much toxic arsenic.

A new tool can spot contamination from coal fly ash. "Our hope is that this new tracer...will help us provide greater protection to communities at risk."