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Geoblogosphere weekly review (14th week of 2018, 36 weeks ago)

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Most active blogs:
  1. Ontario-geofish (14 posts)
  2. Florian Beckers Vulkan-Blog (8 posts)
  3. State of the Planet (8 posts)
  4. Geotripper (5 posts)
  5. Dinosaur Home - Blogs (5 posts)
  6. Koprolitos (5 posts)
  7. Gunnars Geo-Blog (4 posts)
  8. Fachgruppe Mineralogie & Geologie Dresden (4 posts)
  9. GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union (4 posts)
  10. BEYONDbones (3 posts)
Most visited blogs:
  1. Ontario-geofish (829 visits)
  2. Florian Beckers Vulkan-Blog (414 visits)
  3. State of the Planet (396 visits)
  4. Geotripper (289 visits)
  5. Mountain Beltway (214 visits)
  6. GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union (207 visits)
  7. Paleoseismicity (205 visits)
  8. Koprolitos (185 visits)
  9. Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal (179 visits)
  10. BEYONDbones (178 visits)

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  1. Vulkanausbrüche: aktuelle Nachrichten und Infos (7)
  2. From the BlogSphere (5)
  3. Earthquakes (3)
  4. EARTH (2)
  5. Earthquake-induced landslide (2)
  6. Climate (2)
  7. Conferences (2)
  8. News (2)
  9. Ecology (2)
  10. Five-spot (1)
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      New papers on paleoseismology, tsunami, and active tectonics (April 2018)

      Paleoseismicity [2018-04-01 10:02:06]   recommend this post  (205 visits)
      This month’s list of active tectonics papers contains a lot of tsunami and landslide studies, and some great stuff from Asia. Plus, New Zealand is in the focus of a number of papers. I guess it’s just about the right time period after the [...]

      When It Rains, It Pours: The Effects of Stormwater Runoff

      State of the Planet [2018-04-03 14:30:21]   recommend this post  (158 visits)
      Stormwater runoff can cause a lot of problems in aquatic ecosystems. Here’s how you can help mitigate those

      New Vlogs on Linux

      Ontario-geofish [2018-04-02 15:36:00]   recommend this post  (153 visits)
      Wow, a full two days on

      Gavin Schmidt and Richard Alley’s Talk to a Full House at the Smithsonian

      Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [2018-04-02 07:06:46]   recommend this post  (150 visits)
      Anyone doing a presentation about Earth’s past climate has heard the same question. It goes something along the lines of: “How can you know what the weather was like ten thousand years ago? You weren’t there and neither was anyone else [...]

      101 American fossil sites you’ve gotta see, by Albert B. Dickas

      Mountain Beltway [2018-04-02 15:08:25]   recommend this post  (144 visits)
      Mountain Press has released a new volume by frequent author Bert Dickas: it’s a compilation of 101 places in the United States where fossils can be viewed. Some sites are collection sites on public land; others are museums or protected areas. The [...]

      Land and rocks of westernmost Piedmont

      Oakland Geology [2018-04-02 17:03:38]   recommend this post  (144 visits)
      The western end of Piedmont includes the headwaters of Pleasant Valley Creek, which is tucked under Grand Avenue. But the slopes and gullies of the valley can’t be hidden, and what may seem like a scramble of streets is a nice place to walk [...]

      The Culture and History of Glaciers in the Alps

      State of the Planet [2018-04-02 16:59:42]   recommend this post  (144 visits)
      Why did Europe's "cursed" glaciers begin retreating in the 1850's even though the climate record suggests they should have advanced for another 50

      Fuego: Aktivitätszunahme

      Florian Beckers Vulkan-Blog [2018-04-01 11:40:47]   recommend this post  (137 visits)
      Der Vulkan Fuego in Guatemala steuert einem weiteren Paroxysmus entgegen. Vereinsmitglied und vnet Rechercheur Manfred Meyer nahm eine Reihe Screenshots der Webcam von dort auf. Diese zeigen frequente strombolianische Eruptionen, welche ihre [...]

      April 1 News

      Ontario-geofish [2018-04-01 13:08:00]   recommend this post  (132 visits)
      We have finally found the physics that Global Warming is real.  Canada and the UK will be warmer than ever.  Global temperatures will zoom up.  There will be no ice age. Meanwhile, all earthquakes in Oklahoma have stopped.  Biblical physics [...]

      Earthquake swarm 43 km west of Grímsey island

      Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [2018-04-01 05:23:35]   recommend this post  (131 visits)
      Yesterday (31-March-2018) at 09:35 UTC a magnitude 3,2 earthquake happened 43 km west of Grímsey island. Due to distance from land this earthquake was not felt far as I know. Second largest earthquake had a magnitude of 2,6. All other … Continue [...]
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