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Global dust impacts on biogeochemical cycles and climate - Nature Reviews Earth & Environment

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By Jinbo Zan, Barbara Maher, Xiaomin Fang, Fuli Wu, Yibo Yang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Windblown mineral dust is a nutrient source to the ocean, influencing global ocean productivity, ocean carbon uptake and climate. In this Review, we examine how dust emission fluxes, sources and compositions have changed over the past 7 Myr and consider the implications for ocean productivity.
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Ubiquitous magnetite - Nature Geoscience

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By Barbara Maher
| Nature Verified
Magnetite is found throughout the Earth system and has many uses, explains Barbara Maher. It is a tracer of plate tectonic movements, a sub-cellular navigation aid and an economic resource, but also a pollutant. In the style of a fiendishly tricky quiz in a weekend newspaper, what links: monsoonal rainfall; the 1827 wreck of the Hope off the Tasmanian coast; vehicle brake pads; mollusc teeth; and Alzheimer’s disease? As revealed by this article’s title, the answer is magnetite.
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Thanks to first responders for help after fall

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By Barbara Maher
| rivertownsenterprise.net
Of all the many reasons I am proud and happy to become a recent resident of Hastings-on-Hudson — the quick and compassionate response on June 8 by its fire department and ambulance corps. After a horrendous fall down a flight of stairs (backwards and through a wall), I was blessed to have a skilled and creative team of first responders who were able to get me safely out of a challenging staircase and into the ambulance without compounding already serious injuries.
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