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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Wednesday, 12 August 2015
Two-thirds of people on the planet will live in cities by 2050. But few cities are prepared for this population boom. An upcoming research project will explore new, localized models for urban infrastructure to make cities cleaner, healthier and more enjoyable places to
Another year, another batch of student projects from my Rockies field course, each intended to elucidate some aspect of the geology of the Montana / Wyoming Rocky Mountains for the general public: Geology of Grand Teton National Park (Marcell) Tilted glaciolacustrine beds near Glacier National Park (James) Blog on various aspects of the field course’s geology (Zack) A geologist’s guide to the Beartooth Highway (Peri) The Sawtooth Range and the
As longtime readers know, late summer is when my Rockies students submit their final projects – web-based explanations of key geologic sites they examined during the trip. Today, I offer you a guest blog [...]
Early on Wednesday morning a major landslide at a vanadium mine in Shanyang County in Shaanxi Province China killed about 60 people. This is the latest in a long catalogue of mining-related landslides in [...]
This weeks photo is once again related to permafrost and the Arctic….something tells me I miss being there. Anyway, the gorgeous photo below shows a terrific example of polygonal patterned ground from [...]
Yesterday, I posted a panorama and asked you what you saw. Responses offered as comments on the blog were modest, but there was more activity on Twitter: Here are those responses: @theAGU @callanbentley I see [...]
Liberty, Equality, Geology [10:26:53]
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Acidity rain is really a natural process and happening around us. Water is an important element and required by life. Nearly 70% from the body’s biological creature is an element water. Therefore, no [...]
Views of the Mahantango [09:01:00]
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(208 visits) category→science_technology Devonian; DE,US
The horn coral Streptelasma (Enterolasma) strictum is very commonly found in the Kalkberg formation of New York. It's rugose, or horn, coral that is generally found as small, straight cone shaped fossils often [...]
A Marker for the Base of the AnthropoceneUniversity of Leicester Algeria Reforms Laws to Attract Foreign Energy InvestorsEnergy Information Administration Schlumberger and Halliburton Offer Creative Financing [...]
Wie brechen Kontinente auseinander? Neue Erkenntnisse aus Südafrika stellen klassische Theorie in Frage.Als vor 130 Millionen Jahren der westliche Teil des
Urkontinents Gondwana auseinanderbrach und [...]
– NanoSIMS engineer no. 1: This is Wednesday, but already feels like a Friday. Why does it feel like a Friday? – NanoSIMS engeneer no. 2: That’s because she made us work so hard this [...]
Geology in the West Country [13:45:00]
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(223 visits) category→recreation Triassic; GB
Bath Geological Society Saturday 19 September 2015Aust Cliff and Manor Farm, South GloucestershireLeader: Simon CarpenterThis field trip visits two important Upper Triassic sites in South [...]
Some data points on changes in India's coastline due to erosion and accretion over 15 years (1989-91 to 2004-2006)
Assessment of coastal erosion along the Indian coast on 1 : 25,000 scale using satellite data [...]
Struggling for gaining weight loss can be frustrating, especially for them who have to lose so many pounds from their weight. The hope sometimes kills our patent to keep on following the rules in the weight [...]
Long needed redescription of the type material of the phytosaur Parasuchus hislopi from India and a revision of the non-mystriosuchin parasuchid phytosaurs. It will take me awhile to abandon the name [...]
Arriba la cubierta de julio de 1993 de la revista OMNI (ilustrador no acreditado); abajo detalle de Awakening of hunger, pintura del paleoartista Mark Hallett que ya vimos fusilada
The sweaty summers of the mid 1970s give way to cooler climes indoors, as a block of sandstone pulled from the red-and-orange rocks of the Djadokhta Formation in Mongolia’s southern Gobi Desert finds [...]
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