Geological Society of London blog [23:49:01]
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More #geocrafting, from the person who previously brought you mini Darwin… In a bid to completely take over this blog with my crafty ways, this time I plundered the image of a modern geology figure well known to … Continue reading
Letztens hatte ich ja den großen Bergsturz beschrieben, dem die Landschaft unterhalb der Zugspitze ihren letzten Schliff verdankt (und dem die Zugspitze sicher einige Meter ihres Gipfels geopfert hat). Dieses Ereignis hat etliche Spuren hinterlassen, die man bei einer Wanderung um den Eibsee schön sehen kann. Der Weg einmal rund um den See ist knappe 7 Kilometer lang und stellt mit seinen gut 200 Höhenmetern keine außergewöhnlichen Anforderungen. Am einfachsten fängt man einfach vom [...]
Following up my map showing the planned for but never executed South ... [ continue
As well as the current core team – David Archer, Eric Steig, Gavin Schmidt, Mike Mann, Rasmus Benestad, Ray Bradley, Ray Pierrehumbert, Stefan Rahmstorf – this blog has had input from many others [...]
Well, it’s that time of year again… it’s time for the annual Georneys “What to Buy a Geologist for Christmas” (or Chanukah or Newtonmas, etc.) list! Do you have a geologist (or [...]
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [19:27:00]
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The early history of ceratopsians is mostly known from Asia, so it's with great fanfare that Andy Farke et al. present Aquilops americanus, a 106 million-year-old animal from the Cloverly formation (unit VII) [...]
New Horizons Ready for Pluto EncounterTheGuardian Chesapeake Bay Region Streams are WarmingUnited States Geological Survey Has China Reached “Peak Graphite” ?Mining.com Mountain Bike Trails on [...]
1Institute for Great Lakes Research and Department of Biology, Central Michigan University Throughout the Laurentian Great Lakes, lacustrine wetlands form where coastal geomorphology provides protection from [...]
Today, the water main down the street really blew, flooding everywhere. This is a perfect time to review our earthquake procedures.
Any city has hundreds of spots where the water mains are on the verge of [...]
Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) [14:44:00]
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Recientemente se ha celebrado, en la Facultad de Ciencias Geológicas de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, la 57 reunión científica de la Sociedad Geológica de España. En esta reunión se ha presentado [...]
Geology for Global Development [12:00:46]
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Christopher Barry was the winner of our Blog Competition in 2012, with this article on safe drinking water in Burkina Faso. Christopher was privileged to be able to visit Burkina Faso prior to writing this, a [...]
Netzwerk für geowissenschaftliche Öffentlichkeitsarbeit [10:56:32]
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Am Rand des Rühlermoores in Twist bietet das Museum seit
I am in Guatemala and at the Tahoe Resources Escobal Silver Mine. I have previously noted that I and my daughter are the engineers who designed and now give advice on the operation of the filter-pressed [...]
Of the many meteor showers that occur throughout the year, the Geminid Meteor Shower in December may be the most reliably active. This meteor shower occurs when the Earth passes near 3200 Phaethon, a Palladian [...]
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In the spring of 2004, when we (individually) first started talking to people about starting a blog on climate science, almost everyone thought it was a great idea, but very few thought it was something they [...]
Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [20:19:07]
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Today sees the description of Aquilops americanus (“American eagle face”), a new basal neoceratopsian from the Cloverly Formation of Montana, by Andy Farke, Rich Cifelli, Des Maxwell, and myself, [...]
San Juan Islands geologist Ned Brown brings us a wonderful new geology guide- just in time for holiday gifts. Geology of the San Juan Islands is a full color guide to the geology of these beautiful islands. [...]
The Center for Integrative Geosciences at the University of Connecticut invites applications for a postdoctoral researcher in the area of paleobiology, paleoclimatology and/or earth-system modeling. [...]
[Editor] An effluent pond in southeast Texas was suffering from years of erosion. Recently, an escalation of subsurface water seepage through the pond’s embankment threatened the [...]
Each semester, M.S. in Sustainability Management students must draw on both the practical skills and the analytical knowledge they have gained in order to address crucial sustainability management issues as [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [13:05:26]
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What and when Imagine a talent show where contestants get voted off depending on their skills in their area of choice. Then imagine that this talent show is populated by scientists with school students voting [...]
Geological Society of London blog [11:45:28]
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Our second extract from the 1837 Magazine of Natural History concerns an armadillo, the zoological gardens, and a person with a penchant for pilfering…. THE ATTEMPT LATELY made by one of the [...]
Los amantes de la literatura de paleoficción tienen en la recopilación "Prehistorics & Primevals: Short Stories of Dinosaurs, Mammoths, and Other Extinct Creatures" una buena excusa para revisitar a [...]
Leadership. Suatu saat para Top Management suatu kantor berkumpul. Membahas masalah penting tentunya. Berdiskusi, rame, eyel-eyelan, berargumentasi, bertele-tele. semua menginginkan dirinya didengar, diikuti, [...]
Actually the Three Brothers are just full of joints, and that's the problem.
If any legends exist concerning the rocks known as the Three Brothers in Yosemite Valley, they have not come to me via the [...]