New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Tuesday, 11 June 2019
Hilarious Stuff Kids Say At Our Museum
By Jayme Schlimper, Overnight Program Manager and Curator of Education Collections If you’re looking for a laugh today, you’re in the right spot. Everyone knows that kids say the darndest things and now that Summer Camps@HMNS is in full swing there have been quite a few interesting conversations I’ve overheard in the hallways. Here are
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New publication on an Alaskan glacier – coauthored by a Wooster student, staff and faculty member
Dr. Ben Gaglioti (Lamont-Doherty Tree Ring Lab and University of Alaska – Fairbanks) just published an article entitled: Timing and Potential Causes of 19th-Century Glacier Advances in Coastal Alaska Based on Tree-Ring Dating and Historical Accounts. Three of the coauthors include Wooster Earth Scientists and Tree Ring Lab workers, Josh Charlton (’19), Nick Wiesenberg (Department technician)Teaching Assistant Opportunity in Sustainable Development Program
The undergraduate-level Sustainable Development Workshop course is looking for a TA for Fall 2019. The deadline to apply is JulyWhy Cry for the Cryosphere?
A new book paints a daunting and detailed picture of earth's natural ice under threat, and explains why what happens in the Arctic doesn't stay in theAtlantic and Pacific Oceans Stone Cold
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Three new landslide videos
Three new landslide videos have been posted to Youtube, showing dramatic failures from Pakistan, India and China in recent days The post Three new landslide videos appeared first on The Landslide Blog.June is going back to being cold
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Wooster Geologist in the High Tatras Mountains of northern Slovakia
Bratislava, Slovakia — Today our continuing IBA field trip adventure started in the High Tatra Mountains at this spectacular glacial lake called Štrbské pleso. This is very popular ski destination in [...]Piton Fournaise ist ausgebrochen
Der Vulkan Piton de la Fournaise ist heute Nacht erneut ausgebrochen. Wie das OVPF berichtet, öffneten sich mindesten vier Eruptionsspalten. Sie liegen im Süd-Süd-Osten, auf dem Außenhang des [...]
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