…hectares, about the combined land area of the Netherlands and Belgium. Globally, if everyone new builds at the present California rate, 4 billion added to today’s 6 billion people would…
…individuals, firms, or the planet. Goals provide orientation. They help actors to aspire and measure progress. In 1999, John Spears, a consultant to the World Bank, developed a preliminary, quantitative…
…life’s deep limits and origins; and to report the known, unknown, and unknowable by 2019. DCO aims to create legacies of instruments measuring at great depths, temperatures, and pressures; networks…
An article by Steve Leahy for National Geographic about our National Conference on Marine Environmental DNA New DNA tool ‘changes everything in marine science’ https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/2018/12/edna-environmental-dna-counts-fish-changes-marine-science/ Also in the news net:…
…analysis. All versions of LogletLab are available free of charge. Click here to access LogletLab 4 Here is an example, the space shuttle launch history. http://ll4.ddns.net:8000/?page=index&preload=library.get.288 Thanks to David Burg,…
…16,000 years before coming up. Since there is so much ocean, it appears possible with this technology to sequester all the net increase of carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels…
…computing their carbon credits. Locavore hashtags unfriended ringtones. Bling ransomware exfoliated the deep state over net neutrality. Sriracha fitbits f-bombed safe spaces with froyo in go-cups. Uber & Lyft doxx’d…
The Deep Carbon Observatory, which Jesse Ausubel has helped create and manage, offers some new short, enjoyable videos about its work. For example, Deep life Volcano prediction…
The Technology-Entertainment-Design (TED) conference that helped launch the Encyclopedia of Life and connect it with hi-techsters prepared a 4-minute, 13 MB video [download it here] that both reports on progress…