Dig down to lift your spirits: soil bacteria act as antidepressants
Have you ever noticed that people who spend more time outdoors, particularly those who garden
Alisa Bryce
Alisa Bryce is an environmental scientist, writer, and occasional musician. With an almost obsessive interest in nutrition and the food chain, Alisa is currently researching urban agriculture, vertical farming, and the technologies that may make these ideas a mainstream reality. Alisa has
recently returned from completing a Masters at the University of Cambridge where she studied climate change, politics and of course, urban agriculture.
Carbon emissions trading schemes – do they work?
Kevin Rudd’s plan to scrap the carbon tax in the name of an emissions trading
New technology to measure soil carbon
Carbon is a hot topic at the moment, particularly with Rudd’s plan to move from