Microbes are siphoning massive amounts of carbon from Earth’s tectonic plates
Apr. 22, 2021 , 11:00 AM
A few kilometers below our feet lies a hidden world of microbes whose chemical reactions are shaping the long-term habitability of the planet. A new study suggests some of these microbes are siphoning off massive amounts of carbon as it enters Earth, using it to fuel their own sunless ecosystems. The carbon, prevented from being buried even deeper in Earth, will eventually escape back into the atmosphere where it could help warm the planet. Researchers say the microbes represent an overlooked factor in efforts to balance Earth’s deep carbon cycle.
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State traces President Biden s roots through Lackawanna County in new self-guided tour
The tour features stops at Biden s childhood home and his favorite places to grab a bite to eat, among other notable sites. Author: Carolyn Blackburne Updated: 11:02 PM EDT April 9, 2021
SCRANTON, Pa. On Election Day in 2020, Joe Biden visited his childhood home in the Green Ridge section of Scranton.
Now, the president s former home on North Washington Avenue is the first stop on Joe and Jill: A Biden Trail.
The state s tourism office created a self-guided tour. It has five stops in Lackawanna County, including Biden s favorite sandwich shop, Hank s Hoagies.