DCO DECADE Team Head to Papua New Guinea to Measure Volcanic Carbon Degassing
An international team of scientists is traveling to the islands of Papua New Guinea this September to study degassing from active volcanoes in remote jungles
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An international team of scientists is traveling to the islands of Papua New Guinea this September to study degassing from active volcanoes in remote jungles
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A new article published in Earth and Planetary Science Letters by a group of Deep Carbon Observatory scientists reports the results from a DECADE project
Scientists believe carbon dioxide release into the atmosphere from Earth’s interior takes place mostly via degassing from active volcanoes, but carbon dioxide can also escape
The volcanic island of Ambrym, located in the archipelago of Vanuatu in the South Pacific, is one of the most active volcanoes on Earth. What
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