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Spider Cat - Simon's Cat (Halloween Special)

Gunnars Geo-Blog [2017-10-06 18:51:00]   recommend this post  (76 visits)

1.5ºC: Geophysically impossible or not?

Real Climate [2017-10-05 04:53:18]   recommend this post  (72 visits)

Guest commentary by Ben Sanderson Millar et al’s recent paper in Nature Geoscience has provoked a lot of lively discussion, with the authors of the original paper releasing a statement to clarify that there paper did not suggest that “action to [...]

Test article #2

Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [2017-10-06 02:19:53]   recommend this post  (72 visits)

This article is on the new server (I have confirmed that). Earlier test article is on the old server and does not appear on the new server. Test image. Copyright of this image belongs to Jón Frímann

Toronto Housing, Global Temperature, Arctic Ice Volume charts

Ontario-geofish [2017-10-05 17:39:00]   recommend this post  (70 visits)

These are the monthly charts that I wait for and publish.  First, the surprising one. Our lovely warm September has actually shown up in the global chart.  This was a huge event, then, with all those hurricanes pumping up the heat from the [...]

Wooster’s Fossil of the Week: A terebratulid brachiopod from the Upper Cretaceous of southwestern France

Wooster Geologists [2017-10-06 06:01:06]   recommend this post  (70 visits)

Yes, we’ve had a run of French Cretaceous fossils here. This is because we’re in the midst of a major project stemming from summer fieldwork in the Type Campanian of southwestern France. The fossils are delicious, and they are before us every [...]

Karnali Highway in Nepal: the danger of collecting landslide videos (viewer beware)

The Landslide Blog [2017-10-02 08:39:06]   recommend this post  (63 visits)

A new video on Youtube, which shows a rockslide on the Karnali Highway in Nepal, provides a brutal illustration of the dangers of filming

New papers on paleoseismology, tsunami, and active tectonics (Oct 2017)

paleoseismicity.org [2017-10-02 11:14:35]   recommend this post  (61 visits)

These are the latest papers on paleoseismology, tsunami, and active tectonics. Lots of stuff on the Mediterranean, but we have studies from all over the world. Enjoy reading! Copley, A. (2017). The strength of earthquake-generating faults. Journal [...]

Wearing the Earth Down: The Environmental Cost of Fashion

Geology for Global Development [2017-10-02 10:00:38]   recommend this post  (60 visits)

Eloise Hunt is an Earth science student at Imperial College London, and coordinator of the GfGD University group there. Today we publish her first guest article for the GfGD blog, exploring the environmental cost of fashion. When we think of [...]

Fall Colors in the Eastern Sierra Nevada!

Geotripper [2017-10-05 09:23:00]   recommend this post  (57 visits)

We've returned from a field studies expedition to the eastern Sierra Nevada, and I can report that fall has arrived! We've had a very warm summer, and the heat waves continued into September, but then we had a sudden cold snap, and even some snow. [...]

Malawi High School Teacher’s Workshop on Natural Hazards

GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [2017-10-05 18:17:44]   recommend this post  (55 visits)

In July 2017, Professor Bruce Malamud and Dr Faith Taylor from King’s College London travelled to Mzuzu, Malawi to work in collaboration with Mr James Kushe from Mzuzu University, Malawi. They delivered an EGU funded workshop at Mzuzu University [...]