Blog NOAA Earth System Research Lab BOULDER, CO — According to their website, the Global Monitoring Division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric... Read Blog
Blog Back to the Greenhouse Gas Future: A Conversation with Jim Butler, Director of NOAA’s Global Monitoring Division Few scientific meetings match the level of organization and attendee engagement as does this Global Monitoring Annual... Read Blog
Blog The Urban Issue: why we need to start measuring cities now One thing I probably do a little too much of in this job is travel. While it can be a hassle, you do get to see a lot of... Read Blog
Blog Blog: Picarro Surveyor™ for Natural Gas: Rapid, Accurate Leak Detection for Improved Safety; PG&E - First Utility to Deploy Technology In January, Picarro introduced a first-of-its-kind solution for natural gas pipeline leak detection and measurement... Read Blog
Blog Quarterly Featured Picarro Coolest Remote Sites It's commonly said here at Picarro that our customers have more interesting lives than we do -- we're always receiving... Read Blog
Blog Nerdgasm! Building Cool Scientific Instruments, and the Joys of Innovation Prior to Picarro, I was on the academic path. I completed my PhD under the supervision of a brilliant scientist, then... Read Blog
Blog Wing Pods, UAVs and NASA = Very Cool, Very Innovative Science I've got two simple yet evocative phrases for you. Wing pods. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. Excited? We are. During late... Read Blog
Blog How do you know rising carbon dioxide levels are from human activities? The greenhouse gas carbon dioxide (CO 2) is a product of human activities that use carbon-based fuels, such as home... Read Blog
Blog Saskatchewan Carbon Capture Project: How to Verify What Goes Underground Stays Underground? We blogged previously about carbon sequestration and its a topic we watch closely. You may have read that earlier this... Read Blog
Blog We've Moved - Literally! Growing Out of Our Old Home and Into Our New One The image you see here is Ed Wahl, the guy who runs all our QA and testing on analyzers posing as a proud papa with the... Read Blog
Blog A Culinary History of Zebras, Rhinos and Hippos: Carbon Tracers for African Grazers Sometime in the distant past, grazing animals on the African Savannah switched their diets from trees and shrubs to... Read Blog