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Wednesday, 12 March 2014
Deep Sea Mining: Out of Sight, Out of Mind?
Are we willing to compromise deep sea ecosystems and biodiversity for prodigious amounts of mineral materials? Will deep sea mining have the largest footprint of any single human activity on the planet? The race is on to create more progressive, environmental regulations concerning deep sea mining, but much more scientific research is still necessary to understand how to best regulate thesePlease remember to support my work
Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [14:38:48]
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Please remember to support my work here. Without support this website would not exist. Since I only have less than minimal income from Iceland since I am on social welfare. Currently I am broke and I have less … Continue reading
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Research Summary: Effects of Boating on Summer Nearshore Transparency at Lake Tahoe
The geographic position of and physical setting surrounding Lake Tahoe combined with its exceptional size, depth, and transparency promises long standing prominence with residents and visitors alike. As the [...]Echinoderm & The Invertebrate Zoology Toys of Japan! Echinoblog Travelog Pt. 3
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Views of the Mahantango [08:01:00]
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Devonian; DE,US
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Mizzou Memorial Union Gets Lift from TerraThane Geotechnical Foam
Univ. of Missouri’s Historic Memorial Union, Built to Honor WWI Dead, Gets New Life with TerraThane Geotechnical Foam MOUNT AIRY, NC—The Univ. of Missouri’s iconic Memorial Union, with its [...]Belated Mardi Gras
Today has been a busy one here on the JR. First we had our traditional cruise photograph with all the members of the ship, including scientists, [...]Died This Day: William Buckland
From The Victorian Web: Buckland (March 12, 1784 – August 15, 1856) was the first man to identify and name a dinosaur (Megalosaurus), although the name dinosaur had not yet been coined by Richard Owen. [...]"Sand Wars" at the Washington DC Environmental Film Festival
The US Premiere of the documentary Sand Wars, to which your humble correspondent contributed, will be shown as part of the Environmental Film Festival in Washington on the 20th March. The Director, Denis [...]Double-whammy signifies the demise of the dinosaurs
The meteoric impact that wiped out the non-bird-line dinosaurs is an iconic image of life and death on Earth. It signifies a point in time when life changed forever. It took from us animals that we will never [...]Ilústranos... Román García Mora
Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) [08:00:00]
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Mapas de Temblores
Tiempo que no escribía, ando un poco ocupado… Sin embargo esa no es excusa veremos como nos va este año! Navegando en estos días encontre un mapa interactivo con el registro historico de los temblores [...]How Mining Companies Fared in Canadian Courts in 2013
If you are interested in how mining companies fared in Canadian courts last year, you would do well to download and read the McCarthy Tetrault Mining in the Courts Year in Review Vol IV – March 2014 [...]Top concepts:
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