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Hello Again World!
I’m back. The site will need a lot of work before it resembles it’s former self, but at least it’s alive again. I don’t currently have plans to attempt to recover all of my old blog posts, but I might resurrect one or two of them from time [...]
Neue Hinweise auf allmählichen Niedergang der Dinosaurier noch vor Ende der Kreidezeit
Zu einem allmählichen Niedergang der Dinosaurier und Flugsaurier kam es vermutlich noch vor dem Einschlag des sogenannten Chicxulub-Asteroiden und dem weltweiten Massensterben am Ende der Kreidezeit. Dies zeigen neue Forschungsergebnisse [...]Geosciences Column: The dangers of an enigmatic glacier in the Karakoram
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [2017-04-05 20:59:33]
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Nestled among the high peaks of the Karakoram, in a difficult to reach region of China, lies Kyagar Glacier. It’s trident-like shape climbs from 4800 to 7000 meters above sea level and is made up of three upper glacier tributaries which converge [...]
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(607 visits)MPA ESP Circular Economy Week: A Conversation with Vincent Aurez, Ernst & Young Consultant
On Monday, April 3, SIPA and the Earth Institute welcomed Vincent Aurez to kick off Columbia’s inaugural Circular Economy Week. The opening lecture, titled “What is the Circular Economy?”, introduced attendees to the development of the [...]Stac Fada
The evidence for a meteorite impact origin for the Stoer Group's Stac Fada member seems to stack up. Engage in a virtual field investigation on MountainWhere on (Google) Earth #599?
It’s been a long time since I’ve played WoGE, but last week I found The Inquisitive Rockhopper’s WoGE #598. I recognized that the lineament was the key geologic feature and, along with a little help from the golf course, I was quickly able to [...]Following a Tree, from Fronds to Rebar
April 7 has arrived, and being a tree-follower, I’m posting the latest news of my tree at the monthly gathering kindly hosted by The Squirrelbasket. If you like trees and would like to join us, check out the links above (it’s interesting and [...]
Dr Michael Mann on Science Friday
Science Friday had an excellent interview with Penn State Climatologist Michael Mann today, and you can hear it all here. Dr Mann produced the “hockey stick”, which is destined to become one of the most famous images in the history of science, [...]Scientists uncover isotopic fingerprint of nitrous oxide emissions from Arctic tundra
A new study presents, for the first time, the isotopic fingerprint of nitrous oxide produced by Arctic soils. The finding opens new avenues for predicting future trends in atmospheric nitrous oxide as well as in identifying climate change mitigation [...] Ads: