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Swapping Where Crops are Grown Could Feed an Extra 825 Million People

Swapping Where Crops are Grown Could Feed an Extra 825 Million People

November 6, 2017
agriculture   climate change  

Redrawing the global map of crop distribution on existing farmland could help meet growing demand for food and biofuels in coming decades, while significantly reducing water stress in agricultural areas, according to a new study.

NASA Finds New Way to Track Smog by Satellite

NASA Finds New Way to Track Smog by Satellite

November 6, 2017
air pollution   fundamental science  

Columbia University researchers have helped devise a way to use satellite measurements of the precursor gases that contribute to ozone formation to predict when and where ozone will form.

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