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How Green Mining Paves The Way To A Sustainable And Net Zero Future

How Green Mining Paves The Way To A Sustainable And Net Zero Future July 3, 2021 Share Scientists at the Earth Sciences department of the University of Oxford demonstrate how to directly extract valuable metals from hot salty fluids (brines) trapped in porous rocks at roughly 2km below dormant volcanoes. They propose that this green-mining approach will sustainably provide essential metals for a net-zero future. Magma underneath volcanoes releases metal-rich gasses that ascend toward the surface. These gases separate into brine and steam as the pressure drops. Most of the dissolved metals in the original magmatic gas become concentrated in the dense brine, which gets trapped in porous rock. The less-dense and metal-depleted steam continues to rise to the surface, where it forms fumaroles, the gases, and steam seen at the many active volcanoes around the world.

LGBTQ+ Employees at UC Santa Barbara Share Their Experiences In Higher Education

July 1, 2021 at 4:59 pm by Holly Rusch and Atmika Iyer UC Santa Barbara professors, lecturers and faculty within the LGBTQ+ community have a wide range of lived experiences.  Max Abrams / Daily Nexus The Nexus spoke with employees on UCSB’s Out List about their experience within the field of higher education as members of the LGBTQ+ community — along with other aspects of their identities. Some of these experiences occurred at UCSB while others were in other universities and colleges.  Graduate Dean and Feminist Studies Professor Leila Rupp shared that one of her primary struggles was being taken seriously for pursuing queer studies while teaching in Ohio. 

William S Wise of Santa Barbara, 1933-2021

Posted on June 30, 2021 | 3:56 p.m. Source: Michelle Hertig William S. Wise William Stewart Wise died Tuesday, June 29, 2021 after a long bout with cancer. He was born Aug. 18, 1933 in Carson City, Nevada, the oldest of three boys. He often enjoyed camping and fishing in the surrounding Sierra foothills. At age 14, while in Boy Scouts, he discovered his life’s passion: geology. After graduating at the top of his class in high school, Bill put himself through Stanford University. It was at Stanford that he met his beloved wife Mona. After obtaining a bachelor’s degree, Bill served his mandatory two years in the army, part of the time in Germany.

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