Soil microbiome fungi and bacteria disrupted by climate change affecting carbon cycle and ecosystems

Climate change is reshaping the ground beneath our feet. New research reveals that rising temperatures are disrupting the soil microbes that keep ecosystems — and the climate — stable.

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Beneath the Carbon: How Fungi Could Help Stabilize the Climate

2026-02-21
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Fungal networks beneath the soil quietly regulate carbon storage, pollution breakdown, and climate stability worldwide.

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Breaking the Mold: How Scientists Crack Open Fungi to Power the Bioeconomy

2026-01-16
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Fungi power the bioeconomy—but their tough cell walls hide the goods. Here’s how science cracks them open for fuels, enzymes, and more.

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