Marine Snow' Studies Show How the Ocean Eats CarbonThe ocean's digestive system, influenced by microbes and debris, is vital for understanding carbon storage in climate models.
Life in the Dirt Is Hard. And Climate Change Isn't Helping.They're essential invertebrates for the Earth's carbon cycle, but droughts driven by climate change are threatening mites and springtails survival.
Marine Snow' Studies Show How the Ocean Eats CarbonThe ocean's digestive system, influenced by microbes and debris, is vital for understanding carbon storage in climate models.
Life in the Dirt Is Hard. And Climate Change Isn't Helping.They're essential invertebrates for the Earth's carbon cycle, but droughts driven by climate change are threatening mites and springtails survival.
Isolation of a methyl-reducing methanogen outside the Euryarchaeota - NatureMethanogenic archaea are more diverse than previously thought, with hydrogen-dependent methylotrophic methanogenesis playing a significant role in global methane emissions and the carbon cycle.
Uncovering the drivers of a million-year-old glacial transition | Penn TodayUnderstanding the Mid-Pleistocene Transition and the role of path dependence in glaciations.