Large soda lakes - those without natural runoff - could have built and sustained extremely high concentrations of phosphorus.

Researchers have made a new discovery that changes our understanding of Earth's early geological history, challenging beliefs ...

Understanding how phosphorus behaved on the early Earth is critical to uncovering the origins of life. I study how phosphorus compounds are mobilized and transformed during hydration and alteration of ...

If you ever find yourself at a quiz where you're asked which country in Europe has the largest phosphate rock reserves, you can confidently answer: Estonia. "Impulss" explored what Estonia's phosphate ...