Clance, Jared J. Shaffer, Jacob M. C. Cable, Morgan L. Stenner, Christian Williams-Jones, Glyn Szynkiewicz, Anna Paton, Michael Graham, Kathleen Vinnes, Olivia Mikucki, Jill A.
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The Mount Meager Volcanic Complex (Q̓welq̓welústen) is an active glacier-capped volcanic massif in the Garibaldi Volcanic Belt (British Columbia) and the only known glaciovolcanic cave system in North America steadily releasing sulfur-rich gases. In September 2022, leveraging specialized cave explorer expertise, the fumarole-carved ice cave at the ...
Halamka, Toby A. Garcia, Andy Evans, Thomas W. Schubert, Stephanie Younkin, Adam Hinrichs, Kai-Uwe Kopf, Sebastian
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Sphingolipids have long been of interest to the scientific community for their roles in eukaryotic cell structuring and disease pathology. Less is known about the occurrence and function of these diverse compounds in the bacterial domain of life, with most studies on bacterial sphingolipids focused on eukaryotic disease research and host-pathogen o...
Petitjean, Alban Thomazo, Christophe Musset, Olivier Jovovic, Ivan Sansjofre, Pierre Kirsimäe, Kalle
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Sims, Kenneth W. W. Kant, Lisa B. Stark, Gregory J. Reagan, Mark K. Standish, Jeff J. Langmuir, Charles H.
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Here we report (210Pb/226Ra), (226Ra/230Th), (230Th/238U) and (234U/238U) disequilibria for eleven lavas from the ABE vent site in the Lau Basin. Most ABE lavas have (210Pb/226Ra) > 1 and (226Ra/230Th) > 3. These results indicate that most of these lavas erupted within the past 100 years. Model ages calculated assuming initial (210Pb/226Pb) = 1.8–2...
Surrette, A. Dobosz, A. Lambiv Dzemua, G. Falck, H. Jamieson, H. E.
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Reprocessing tailings to recover minerals of economic interest and environmental concern can add value to a project and decrease environmental risk, but dealing with heterogeneity within tailings facilities is a challenge. This study investigates the heterogeneity of the Cantung Mine tailings to assess the potential for reprocessing for both value ...
Brighenti, Ludmila Silva Viana, Elisa Aguiar Porto Pujoni, Diego Guimarães Florêncio Barbosa, Francisco Antônio Rodrigues Bezerra-Neto, José Fernandes
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As hotspots of the global carbon cycle, lakes can regulate climate change while being regulated by it via a feedback loop. As ecosystem metabolism is considered to be a sentinel to these changes, we used high-frequency measurements and the inverse modeling approach to study the temporal dynamic of gross primary production (GPP), respiration (R), an...
Hudson-Edwards, Karen A.
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The global need for lithium (Li) is increasing due to its use in batteries which are used to make electric vehicles, wind turbines and fuel cells to facilitate the world’s ‘green transition’ to low carbon economies. The mining of Li, like that of other Earth materials, produces large volumes of waste such as tailings and processing chemicals. A gro...
Templeton, Alexis S. Ellison, Eric T. Kelemen, Peter B. Leong, James Boyd, Eric S. Colman, Daniel R. Matter, Juerg M.
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The Samail Ophiolite in Oman, the largest exposed body of ultramafic rocks at the Earth’s surface, produces a continuous flux of hydrogen through low-temperature water/rock reactions. In turn, the scale of the subsurface microbial biosphere is sufficient to consume much of this hydrogen, except where H2 is delivered to surface seeps via faults. By ...
Séjourné, Stephan Comeau, Félix-Antoine Moreira dos Santos, Maria Luisa Bordeleau, Geneviève Claprood, Maxime Mouge, Pascal Mulliez, Valentin Malo, Michel Giroux, Bernard Gloaguen, Erwan
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The energy transition calls for natural hydrogen exploration, with most occurrences discovered either inadvertently or, more recently, at the location of potentially diffusive circles observed from a change of vegetation cover at the surface. However, some notable hydrogen occurrences are not directly associated with the presence of diffusive circl...
Ben Driss, Moulay Ahmed Ifliliss, Abdelhadi Ettazarini, Said Hahou, Yousef Boudad, Larbi El Amrani, Mohamed Courba, Said
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Under arid and semi-arid climate conditions, as is the case in many Moroccan regions, the availability and quality of water are the main keys to the sustainable development of agricultural zones. In the Fritissa region covering Middle Moulouya and a part of Lower Moulouya, North-eastern Morocco, irrigation practices are necessary for agricultural a...
