Ocean drilling project fishes for members

Peter Pockley

Nature, 1998, vol. 394, issue 6696, 820-820

Abstract: sydney The JOIDES Resolution, research vessel of the international Ocean Drilling Program, began its first drilling leg in New Zealand waters this month. But the project — to investigate the circulation of cold Antarctic bottom water — is urgently seeking new members as pressure increases on its funding.

Date: 1998
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