DCO in the News
These are links to recent stories of interest to Deep Carbon Science from around the world. Please note that the links in this list, while subject to regular maintenance, may lose activity over time. You will leave the Deep Carbon Observatory web site when you click to read the full articles.
- Earth’s Crust Absorbs Lots of Carbon Dioxide, But Not Enough to Save Humanity 19 February 2018
- Slow carbon cycle driven by weathering on the seafloor 15 February 2018
- How seafloor weathering drives the slow carbon cycle 14 February 2018
- Life on the Rocks 12 February 2018
- Unexpected deep-Earth oxidized iron surprises geologists 29 January 2018
- Living with volcanic gases 29 January 2018
- Scientists find oxidized iron deep within the Earth's interior 23 January 2018
- URI researchers seek to improve community for early scientists 12 January 2018
- Our rover could discover life on Mars – here’s what it would take to prove it 4 January 2018
- What drones can teach us about volcanic eruptions 13 December 2017
- Awesome Jobs: Meet Julie Huber, Deep Sea Microbiologist 12 December 2017
- Precious Gems Bear Messages From Earth’s Molten Heart 11 December 2017
- Rare Nitrogen Molecules Offers Clues To Makeup Of Other Life-supporting Planets 7 December 2017
- The labs that forge distant planets here on Earth 6 December 2017
- Role of carbon dioxide in climate evolution more significant than previously thought 5 December 2017
- Volcanic eruptions are incredibly hard to predict. Here's why. 27 November 2017
- Mysterious deep-Earth seismic signature explained 23 November 2017
- Heavy nitrogen molecules reveal planetary-scale tug-of-war 17 November 2017
- When continents break it gets warm on Earth 13 November 2017
- Rarer Metals May Have Boiled Off Early Earth 28 September 2017
- Earth's Explosive History Explains Its Strange Chemical Make-Up 27 September 2017
- How Earth’s hellish birth deprived us of silver and gold 27 September 2017
- A brief history of origin theories 7 September 2017
- A new finding raises an old question: Where and when did life begin? 7 September 2017
- Robert Hazen on BBC World Service Science in Action 3 August 2017