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Tag: Earth sciences

Assessing the Impact of Hurricanes on Puerto Rico’s Forests

Dark Fiber: Using Sensors Beneath Our Feet to Tell Us About Earthquakes, Water, and Other Geophysical Phenomena

Research Becomes Reality in Study of Fire Impact on Sonoma Water Resources

Berkeley Lab Researchers Help Map the Microbiome of Everything

Cool Roofs Have Water Saving Benefits Too

The Puzzle to Plugging the Worst Natural Gas Release in History

Assessing Regional Earthquake Risk and Hazards in the Age of Exascale

Berkeley Lab to Lead Multimillion-Dollar Geothermal Energy Project

Microbe Mystery Solved: What Happened to the Deepwater Horizon Oil Plume

Keeping California’s Natural Gas System Safe

How X-rays Helped to Solve Mystery of Floating Rocks

Image - This 3-D rendering, produced using X-ray microtomography at Berkeley Lab’s Advanced Light Source, shows a cube-shaped sample of pumice (blue-gray) and pockets of trapped gases (other colors). (Credit: Berkeley Lab, UC Berkeley)

Study: Soils Could Release Much More Carbon Than Expected as Climate Warms

Scientist Caitlin Hicks Pries downloads soil temperature data while fellow Berkeley Lab scientists Cristina Castanha (left) and Neslihan Tas (middle) work on an experimental plot in the background.