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• Expedition 396: Mid-Norwegian Margin Magmatism and Paleoclimate Implications

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• Expedition 396

Recent News Stories

• Potential source of ancient methane eruption identified
• In and out of the sauna? A 56 million year old climate paradox (In Norwegian; read in English via Google Translate)
• Volcanic disaster outside Norway can probably explain dramatic global warming 55 million years ago (in Norwegian; read in English via Google Translate)
• Volcanic rocks can hide oil and gas (in Norwegian; read in English via Google Translate)
• Continental rifting and the formation of the Norwegian Sea (in Norwegian; read in English via Google Translate)
• Ancient climate mystery may finally be solved (in Norwegian; read in English via Google Translate)
• Mercury strengthens the climate hypothesis (in Norwegian; read in English via Google Translate)
• Norwegian volcanism changed the global climate (in Norwegian; read in English via Google Translate)
• The key to understanding extreme heat (in Norwegian; read in English via Google Translate)
• Found Norway's answer to Surtsey (in Norwegian; read in English via Google Translate)
• Can we store CO₂ in Norway's offshore lava flows?
• A kilometer of cores! (in Norwegian; read in English via Google Translate)
• Drilling into old lava
• Did volcanism cause the hothouse climate?
• Coming to Norway (in Norwegian; read in English via Google Translate)

News Releases

• Past climate warming driven by hydrothermal vents
• Nebraska geophysicist studying new tectonic theory in North Atlantic
• Environmental Science Ph.D. candidate embarks on deep-sea drilling expedition
• U geoscientist sails on Arctic research cruise
• Two-month expedition at sea proves adventure of lifetime for Husker geologist

YouTube Videos

• Live tour with Exp. 396 scientist Sayantani Chatterjee
• Come Aboard the JR with Expedition 396

Blog

• Daily reports from the drilling ship (in Norwegian; read in English via Google Translate)

Media Inquiries

For media inquiries, please contact:
Christian Berndt, Co-Chief Scientist,
Sverre Planke, Co-Chief Scientist,
Carlos Alvarez Zarikian, Expedition Project Manager/Staff Scientist,
Carl Brenner, U.S. Science Support Office, (845) 365-8754, or
Laurel Childress, IODP JRSO, (979) 845-0506.