Ch. 20: Deep Carbon through Deep Time: Data-Driven Insights

Recommended Citation Hazen, Robert; Bromberg, Yana; Downs, Robert; Eleish, Ahmed; Falkowski, Paul; Fox, Peter; Giovannelli, Donato; Hummer, Daniel; Hystad, Grethe; Golden, Joshua; Knoll, Andrew; Li, Congrui; Liu, Chao; Moore, Eli; Morrison, Shaunna; Muscente, A.D.; Prabhu, Anirudh; Ralph, Jolyon; Rucker, Michelle; Runyon, Simone; Warden, Lisa; and Zhong, Hao, "Ch. 20: Deep Carbon through Deep Time: Data-Driven Insights" (2019). School of Earth & Environment Faculty Scholarship. 19. https://rdw.rowan.edu/see_facpub/19

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