Soil and Environmental Microbiology
Protection from pathogenic microbe contamination is important for waters used for human recreation and aquaculture. Today, soil scientists are using…
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Groundwater Protection
Soil scientists are involved in conducting groundwater studies to trace contamination and to develop strategies to make corrective actions. Contamination…
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Local, state and national park design
Soil scientists, landscape architects, and engineers team to create a marvelous new entrance parkway for the North Carolina Arboretum, a…
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Land Development
Soil scientists were an integral part of the multi-disciplinary team that designed and engineered the Beacon Reach, a 750-acre coastal…
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Food & Fiber Production
Soil scientists work daily with North Carolina farmers, helping them produce more food on less land at a lower cost.…
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Studying the Cycling of Water through the Soil
Annually, more than 375 trillion gallons of water seep into the soil to be filtered before recharging the groundwater. 375,000,000,000,000…
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Urban Soil Science
Soil scientists and landscape architects were part of the team that conducted an environmental restoration and award winning design for…
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Riparian Buffers and Water Quality
North Carolina is a state with abundant water resources. There are over 35,000 miles of streams and rivers in North…
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Stormwater Management on Golf Courses
Soil scientists are essential to the understanding of erosion control and stormwater management for new land developments. Water quality regulations…
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Soil and Environmental Microbiology
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Groundwater Protection
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Local, state and national park design
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Land Development
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Food & Fiber Production
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Studying the Cycling of Water through the Soil
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Urban Soil Science
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Riparian Buffers and Water Quality
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Stormwater Management on Golf Courses
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