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FELD 02/2017

  • Text
  • Agriculture
  • Latin america
  • Citizen science
  • China
  • Protein
  • Dust
  • Clouds
  • Environment
  • Landscape
  • Cultivation
  • Projects
  • Emissions
  • Environmental
  • Zalf
  • Agricultural
  • Pulses
  • Particles
  • Soil
Dr. Roger Funk studies the effects of raised soil dust on our environment. In his latest project, he reaches high up into the sky and explores its effect on cloud formation. // Lupins, peas, beans and CO. are cultivated on no more than 1.7 percent of Europe’s arable land. ZALF researchers are determined to change this because these plants supply valuable protein and reduce greenhouse gases. // Each year in spring, dust storms sweep across ‘Inner Mongolia’ in northern China carrying enormous amounts of dust particles over thousands of miles. A joint German-Chinese project has analysed the causes and effects. // Local initiatives all over the world are working to protect the environment. A team of researchers has looked into particularly succesful projects in Latin America and is helping to transfer their solutions to other regions.

TITLE STORY DUST, THAT

TITLE STORY DUST, THAT MAKES THE CLOUDS GROW Dr. Roger Funk has been studying microparticles from soils from all over the world for more than 25 years. His research into the dust phenomenon leads the agricultural engineer into a world that can only be observed under the microscope. Together with his team, he studies the effects of soil dust emissions on our environment. His latest project takes him up into the sky and helps to explore the influence of special soil dusts on cloud formation. 02 03

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