Wooster Geologists [19:50:51]
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(1113 visits) category→science_technology Cretaceous; IL
MITZPE RAMON, ISRAEL–Today Yoav and I set out to solve a mapping dilemma concerning the boundaries of the Upper Cretaceous (Cenomanian) En Yorqe’am Formation in the Negev and, eventually, the Judean Desert to the north. It involved a bumpy ride deep into some of the most beautiful areas of the country, and it produced all
Through the Sandglass [18:12:22]
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(723 visits) category→arts_entertainment US
In the lively discussion period following the US premier screening of Sand Wars in Washington DC a couple of weeks ago, and following the showing at the Zurich environmental film festival, there was one outstanding theme – surprise. Which
So we all know that fossil skeletons are rarely found 100% intact. This is especially true for larger animals for a number of reasons, from scavenging to paleoerosion to roots to modern weathering. Even with [...]
WTAE News has a video report on a large landslide, with a chute about 100 yards wide on the side of Mount Washington. Pittsburgh has lots of landslides because it is a city flanked by steep river valley walls, [...]
Monday was the day when millions of people in New York and New Jersey learned what climate change smells like, or at least what one of its aromas
Ich hab ja irgendwie eine Schwäche für die Buchserie "Game of Thrones" und die dazugehörigen Filme. Es sind ja nicht nur die menschlichen Protagonisten, deren Schicksale einen mitfiebern lassen. [...]
Geological Society of London blog [12:30:05]
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(80 visits) category→arts_entertainment Silurian
We’re feeling inspired by Catherine Kenny’s fabulous Silurian Death Assemblage cupcakes, and the general geo-baking movement that appears to be taking off. We love both cake and rocks. There [...]
Lusodinos- Dinossauros de Portugal [02:10:00]
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(77 visits) category→science_technology ES,BR
Estes são alguns dos meus heróis...Ilustres cientistas: gigantes da paleontologia e da evolução.Desafio: ofereço um livro autografado a quem primeiro que me indicar o nome destes ilustres cientistas da [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [15:00:21]
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(75 visits) category→science_technology ZA,
This year the EGU embarked on a new journey into Africa to deliver its renowned Geosciences Information for Teachers (GIFT) programme to teachers in South Africa and neighbouring countries in collaboration [...]
A fake of a Cretaceous fish from Bohemia
source: B. Ekrt, 2003 Text (in czech),
Mountain Beltway [14:51:40]
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(68 visits) category→science_technology Neogene,Paleogene; US,PL
Hark! What gleams on yonder contact? Well, there’s no glaciers to polish anything ’round these here parts (southernmost New Mexico + westernmost Texas), so I reckon it must be fault polish. [...]
Today’s defeat of separationists and essentially racialist nationalists in Quebec is to be welcomed. Even more so as today at the Cold Covers conference in Whistler two young engineers from Quebec [...]
Green Tea and Velociraptors [10:47:44]
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As if J. R. R. Tolkien wasn’t brilliant enough with his creation of Middle-Earth, it appears that using his numerous maps and illustrations provided, supplemented by observations from within the texts [...]
Netzwerk für geowissenschaftliche Öffentlichkeitsarbeit [08:55:49]
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Die neue Sonderausstellung des Instituts für Ökosystemforschung der Universität Kiel
Henry Mountains, Garfield County, Utah Photographer: Ken Krahulec; © 2012 Oligocene-age igneous intrusions exposed in the Henry Mountains, Garfield
Sesuai aturan pengajuan minimal 20% kursi dan 25% pemilih. Bagaimanapun juga maksimum hanya ada 3 pasangan Capres-cawapres. Sehingga utk ronde pertama hanya 3 terbesarlah yang dapat mengajukan Capres, [...]
18 percent of AAPG members are women, up from 10 percent in 2006.
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Are you interested in polar science? Are you curious about how polar ecosystems work and what kind of change is happening in them? Do you like going out to find the answers to your questions? Do you want to [...]
Prior to joining the M.S. in Sustainability Management program, current student Carolyn was working as a consultant for Perkins+Will, an architecture and planning firm, where she focused on green building and [...]
Three Columbia students recently won the top prize in the Columbia Economics Review’s annual environmental policy competition. The Competitive Climate competition challenged students from eight universities [...]
Coral reefs, some of the planet's most beautiful and biodiverse ecosystems, face many natural and anthropogenic threats. Tremendous effort has gone into protecting and rehabilitating these reefs worldwide, but [...]
Visiting relatives in Texas, just like last spring. Very distant relatives. And this happened: Here’s the culprit, with his sidekicks Monorail Badger, Trashbag Tortoise, and Kas-Tor, Last Beaver of [...]
After all the planning, preparation, travel and heightened anticipation we have got to the starting line and we are off! The drill pipe is in place, [...]
Watershed Hydrogeology Blog [01:07:26]
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(74 visits) category→science_technology US
Kent State University Department of Geology’s Watershed Hydrology class visited the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory on April 5-6, 2014. Penn State post-doc Pamela Sullivan gave them a [...]
Views of the Mahantango [09:01:00]
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(72 visits) category→science_technology Devonian,Silurian; DE,US,SE
Heliolites is an interesting coral that I thought was confined to the Silurian period, So I was surprised when my friend Nils sent me a specimen from the Devonian of Germany in a recent exchange. The specimen [...]
Utah Geological Survey - blog [18:36:44]
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geology.com Red beryl is one of the world’s rarest gemstones. It is found in a few locations in the Thomas Range and the Wah Wah Mountains of Utah, it is also found in the Black Range of New Mexico. The [...]
“WOAH!” Is all I have to say! (Please do say it like Joey Lawrence does in Blossom… and if that isn’t ringing a bell, give it [...]
The depth of the ocean has been in the news a lot lately. Here's Virgin Oceanic planning to send someone down to the bottom, as well as this excellent infographic from the [...]
Ojito a esta pieza de We Are Camera Studio, un grupo de creación audiovisual radicado en Bangkok (Tailandia) que recrea la conocida escena de Jurassic Park en la que los velocirraptores acechan a los niños [...]
Degradation of aquatic ecosystems by the introduction of nonnative fish species is exemplified in the Great Lakes of North America. Native fish communities in this region have been irreparably harmed[...]
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In the light of recent varied efforts to focus public attention on the risks of climate change, we asked Earth Institute scientists what they want the public to understand about the issue and how they see [...]
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