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Climate Crisis Climate Crisis Paleoclimatologists have used proxy data to learn about Earth's climate history, including evidence of ancient droughts. Paleoclimatology (British spelling, palaeoclimatology) is the scientific study of climate prior to the widespread availability of records of temperature, precipitation, and other instrumental data, using proxy data to study ancient climates. Global challenges like air pollution, land-use changes, mining activities, and water scarcity are driving businesses around the world to advocate for a more secure and sustainable future. Simultaneously, they ...

Erosion Control Action Forum – Information on erosion control devices and resources Skip to content Natural polymers including polysaccharides and synthetic polymers such as polyacrylamides have exhibited promising benefits in agricultural applications by enhancing soil aggregate stability and conserving water in addition to reducing the effects of water and wind erosion as well as harmful vegetation growth. Review A state-of-the-art review of polymers used in soil stabilization Polymers that are also marketed as erosion controls function by causing soil particles to bind to one another, making the soil surface becomes resistant to ...