Million-Year-Old Arctic Sedimentary Record Sheds Light on Climate Mystery
Oldest continuous arctic record is step toward understanding dramatic shift in glacial cycles
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Ancient Carbon Releases Suggest Possible Scenarios for Future Climate
New findings reveal a precursor event before the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum
New Model of a Fundamental Process of Earth’s Global Dynamics Developed
This model opens up a new range of perspectives and starting points for studying specific regions of our planet
Discovering Energy Underground
Highlighting the contribution of subsurface geological formation evaluation techniques to produce the world’s energy
Selenium May Support Deep Microbial Life in Earth’s Continental Crust
Novel approach may provide a wealth of information, enhancing our understanding of the continental deep biosphere
Pine Island Glacier's Ice Shelf Is Ripping Apart, Speeding up Key Antarctic Glacier
The ice shelf on Antarctica's Pine Island Glacier lost about one-fifth of its area from 2017 to 2020
New Study Shines Light on Hazards of Earth's Largest Volcano
Researchers find that a large earthquake could set off eruption of Hawaii's Mauna Loa volcano
Ocean-Bottom Sediments Tell a Story about Ancient Greenland Summers
A study digs into the history of summer temperatures in southern Greenland, with findings that hold a message of caution as the world warms again today
How Viruses and Bacteria Can Reach Drinking Water Wells
Scientists in Berlin and Milan study transport of microorganisms in bank filtration
Continental Crust Emerged 500 Million Years Earlier Than Thought
Researchers present a new approach to trace the first emergence of old rocks using a different mineral—barite