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The Environmental Pedology Group focuses on soil forming processes and the importance of soils in ecosystem function and biogeochemical processing. Our research and teaching programs span a broad range of topics and includes: i) organic and inorganic carbon cycling, with a focus on mineral weathering processes and the interaction of organic materials with mineral surfaces; ii) soil development control of soil-water dynamics and ecosystem response to climate change; iii) digital soil mapping and soil-landscape classification; and iv) energy-based modeling of pedogenesis and ecosystem function. Example of soil development variation across an environmental gradient on andesitic lahar in the Sierra Nevada of California. Photos courtesy of R.A. Dahlgren. |
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