metals – Page 2

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Deep Carbon Observatory, Energy sources, Environment, Geology, Jesse Ausubel / Program for the Human Environment, metals, mineralogy, Robert Hazen, Rockefeller University, The Rockefeller University

Big data points humanity to new minerals, new deposits

terry / August 1, 2017

Carnegie Science / Deep Carbon Observatory, Washington DC The private lives of minerals: Understanding how and where minerals hook up […]

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Deep Carbon Observatory, Future Earth, Geology, Jesse Ausubel / Program for the Human Environment, metals, mineralogy, Robert Hazen, Rockefeller University, The Rockefeller University

Catalog of 208 human-caused minerals bolsters argument to declare ‘Anthropocene Epoch’

terry / March 1, 2017

Carnegie Science – Deep Carbon Observatory, Washington DC Humans: The greatest contributor to diversity of minerals since oxygen; Officially recognized minerals, formed

Deep Carbon Observatory, Environment, Geology, Jesse Ausubel / Program for the Human Environment, metals, mineralogy, Robert Hazen, Rockefeller University, The Rockefeller University

For a special Valentine? Beyond diamonds and gems: The world’s rarest minerals

terry / February 12, 2016

American Mineralogist 12 Feb 2016 What do 2,500+ obscure, isolated mineral species reveal about Earth? Scientists have inventoried and categorized

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Biodiversity, Deep Carbon Observatory, Environment, Geology, Jesse Ausubel / Program for the Human Environment, metals, mineralogy, Robert Hazen, Rockefeller University, The Rockefeller University

Deep Carbon Observatory scientists discover quick recipe for producing hydrogen

terry / December 8, 2013

Deep Carbon Observatory, Washington DC 8 December 2013 New formula for fast, abundant H2 production may help power fuel cells,

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Biodiversity, Climate, Deep Carbon Observatory, Energy sources, Environment, Geology, Jesse Ausubel / Program for the Human Environment, metals, mineralogy, Robert Hazen, Rockefeller University, The Rockefeller University

Deep Carbon: Quest underway to discover its quantity, movements, origins and forms in Earth

terry / March 4, 2013

Deep Carbon Observatory, Carnegie Institution of Washington DC 4-Mar-2013 Probing the secrets of volcanoes and diamonds, sources of gas and oil,

e-waste, Environment, Geology, metals, mineralogy, United Nations, United Nations University, UNU

E-waste: Annual gold, silver ‘deposits’ in new high-tech goods worth $21 billion; less than 15% recovered

terry / July 6, 2012

6-Jul-2012 United Nations University ‘Urban mining’ deposits are 40 to 60 times richer than mined ore, experts tell 1st GeSI