Ecosystem Services / Provisioning | Argonne National Laboratory

Argonne maintains a wide-ranging science and technology portfolio that seeks to address complex challenges in interdisciplinary and innovative ways. Below is a list of all articles, highlights, profiles, projects, and organizations related specifically to ecosystem services / provisioning.

Four major Illinois research institutions form a collaboration to improve urban forest drought resilience

Trees provide “green infrastructure” to enable resilience.
Optimizing Renewable Energy Development and Ecosystem Services

Argonne scientists outline opportunities for the combination of solar energy and agricultural land uses.
Modeling a More Sustainable Energy Future

EVS ecosystem services models inform planning for sustainable solar energy developments in the Midwest, and to address needs for food production and biodiversity protection.
Multi-Functional Landscapes

EVS is demonstrating the feasibility of integrating perennial biomass crops into agricultural landscapes to produce bioenergy feedstock and commodity crops while providing multiple ecosystem services.
Argonne demonstrates benefits of restoring native vegetation at solar facilities

Argonne researchers work to find the perfect balance between native habitat restoration and renewable energy needs.
Jules F Cacho
John Quinn
Heidi M. Hartmann

The focus of Ms. Hartmann’s career has been the assessment of the impacts of environmental stressors on human health and ecosystems, with an emphasis on stressors introduced by various types of energy use.
Julie D. Jastrow

Julie Jastrow is an ecologist and soil scientist who studies how plant-microbe-soil interactions and soil forming processes affect biogeochemical dynamics and responses to perturbation
Breakthrough wireless sensing system attracts industry and government agency interest

Less than two years since its release, interest and demand for Waggle, a wireless environmental sensing platform created at Argonne National Laboratory, is flourishing among research groups, industry and government entities, its creators say.

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