ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Host Dong Soon Sim (University of Illinois, STEPS Center) talks with Dr. Gabriel Filippelli, Chancellor's Professor of Earth Sciences at Indiana University, about The Global Phosphorus Cycle: Past, Present, and Future.
They cover how phosphorus changes form as soils develop, why it's a finite resource unlike nitrogen, how dams are reshaping river phosphorus flows, legacy phosphorus in Midwest farm soils, and advice for young researchers.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
In this episode, we interviewed Dr. Deanna Osmond, professor in the Soil and Crop Sciences Department at NC State. We explore Dr. Osmond’s career in nutrient management, focusing on the challenges of phosphorus sustainability in agriculture. The discussion covers her involvement with the SERA 17 …
The STEPS Center uses tools called boundary objects to help build convergence capacity – that is, the ability to effectively co-create new knowledge – across its multidisciplinary research community. This episode is an introduction to one of those boundary objects, the Triple Bottom Line Scenario S…
In this episode, we interviewed Dr. Deanna Osmond, professor in the Soil and Crop Sciences Department at North Carolina State University. We explore Dr. Osmond’s career in nutrient management, focusing on the challenges of phosphorus sustainability in agriculture. The discussion covers her involvem…
Bathrooms are in nearly every building and the infrastructure has not changed much. But what if bathroom infrastructure changed the way phosphorus was recovered? In a previous episode, we talked about how urine can be a resource instead of a waste and in this episode we take a long term view on the…
Phosphorus dynamics within any system can be complex, but none are more complex than urban systems. The STEPS Center has established one of its key Triple Bottom Line (TBL) scenario sites as the Central Arizona–Phoenix Long Term Ecological Research (CAP-LTER) site, which considers the unique dynami…
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