This message was sent to ##Email## To advertise in this publication please click here September 14, 2021 .TOP NEWS Basalt carbonation could sequester gigatons of carbon dioxide, study finds PICS New geochemical simulations suggest that it is possible to sequester carbon dioxide in the Earth’s crust at a scale that would bring down global atmospheric concentrations of CO2, according to researchers at the University of Calgary. READ MORE .SOCIETY NEWS COVID-19 Impacts on Geochemistry: What's Next? GS The GS and EAG will be hosting a panel discussion tomorrow about the personal and professional impacts the pandemic has had on the geochemistry community. This GS-EAG Panel Discussion, with representatives from the social sciences, psychology, and early career and senior geochemists, will consider the global impacts including on the most vulnerable community members. 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Its main architecture is composed of sarsen stones, gray megaliths towering more than 6 meters tall and weighing 18 metric tons. Despite their prominence, little is known about the 52 stones that remain of the roughly 80 that were erected during the middle–third millennium BCE. READ MORE Sunlight can break down marine plastic into tens of thousands of chemical compounds, study finds Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution via ScienceDaily Sunlight was once thought to only fragment plastics in the marine environment into smaller particles that chemically resemble the original material and persist forever. However, scientists more recently have learned that sunlight also chemically transforms plastic into a suite of polymer-, dissolved-, and gas-phased products. 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