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In the news: 30 clients’ most noted news releases of the decade

terry / December 31, 2019

Terry Collins & Associates, Toronto, December 31, 2019 Many of the ~200 science news releases written and distributed for […]

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

Imperfect diamonds paved road to historic Deep Earth discoveries

terry / October 24, 2019

Deep Carbon Observatory, Carnegie Institution, Washington DC Materials trapped inside diamonds offer clues to life’s origin; suggest oceans’ worth of

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

Scientists quantify global volcanic CO2 venting; estimate total carbon on Earth

terry / October 1, 2019

Deep Carbon Observatory, Carnegie Institution, Washington DC Scientists update estimates of Earth’s immense interior carbon reservoirs, and how much carbon

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

Rewriting the textbook on fossil fuels: New technologies help unravel nature’s methane recipes

terry / April 22, 2019

Deep Carbon Observatory Washington DC Not all methane originated in buried, decayed remains of ancient life; some deep hydrocarbons aren’t

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

Life in deep Earth totals 15 to 23 billion tonnes of carbon — hundreds of times more than humans

terry / December 10, 2018

Deep Carbon Observatory Washington DC Deep Carbon Observatory collaborators, exploring the ‘Galapagos of the deep,’ add to what’s known, unknown,

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,

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,