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  • Jennifer Pett-Ridge

    Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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Enhanced Weathering for Carbon Dioxide Removal and Improved Soil and Agronomic Properties I Oral
Synergistic effects of enhanced rock weathering and organic inputs on microbial communities and soil carbon accrual.
Enhanced Weathering for Carbon Dioxide Removal and Improved Soil and Agronomic Properties II Oral
A holistic geochemical approach to tracking enhanced rock weathering in amended irrigated pasture
Enhanced Weathering for Carbon Dioxide Removal and Improved Soil and Agronomic Properties III Oral
Enhanced Weathering for Carbon Dioxide Removal and Improved Soil and Agronomic Properties IV Poster
Agronomic Impact of Stacking Enhanced Rock Weathering and Compost in a Pasture Agroecosystem
Tracking Weathering Signals Using Trench and Lysimeter Waters in a California ERW Field Trial
Isotopic and Chemical Analyses to Assess Co-benefits of Enhanced Rock Weathering on Soil Water Retention and Carbon Sequestration
Modeling Microbial Mechanisms of Soil Carbon Loss Under Warming: A Modular Approach to Improve Earth System Model Predictions
Temperature Dependence of Soil Iron Reduction in Humid Tropical Soils: Weighing Model Complexity, Uncertainty, and Carbon Cycle Interactions
Tracking Microbial Activity and Community Differences Between Restored and Pristine Wetland Environments
Valuing Reversible Carbon Storage in a Zero-Emissions World
Water Limitation Similarly Alters Carbon Allocation Patterns in Oil Sorghum versus Wild-type Grain Sorghum
Autotrophy is a key and overlooked microbial metabolism in diverse soil ecosystems
Riverine Particles and Sequestration of Salt Marsh Carbon: Assessing Rhizosphere Dynamics and Long-Term Burial
Cryo-Focused Pyrolysis GC/MS as a Tool for Tracing Organic Matter Sources and Chemical Diversity in Soils from Varied Ecosystems
Tracing the effects of a deep-rooted grass, Panicum virgatum L., on soil organic carbon cycling in a range of environments across the USA
Plant–microbe interactions in the rhizosphere and detritusphere mediate soil organic matter dynamics under drought
Microbial Acid Resistance Pathways Mediate Nitrogen-Driven Soil Acidification Through Coordinated Ammonium Cycling
Transportation Isoemissions Identify Where Carbon Dioxide Removal Works and Who It Benefits

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