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Thursday, 02 June 2016
Japan Geoscience Union Meeting a Success
Akiyo and Go Matsumoto were busy last week representing Little River at the Japan Geoscience Union annual meeting in Tokyo. Their booth, featuring an Em2 with color-coded media, was extremely popular. Akiyo has been working hard selling models in Japan, and recently she assisted at a dedication ceremony for the Em2 at the Hamamatsu Science Museum during their 30th anniversary celebration.That's Akiyo with the mic. She's a natural and a pro at engagingResearch Summary: Dark Carbon Fixation In Lake Sediments
Abstract Close to redox boundaries, dark carbon fixation by chemoautotrophic bacteria may be a large contributor to overall carbon fixation. Still, little is known about the relative importance of this[...] [...]New Series Featuring Dinosaurs In The Old West!
I am going to be starting a new series called The Mysterious Valley: A Weird Western. This series will be focused on the merging of the people and environment of the Old West with dinosaurs and other [...]Student Helps Engage Youth in Nepal’s Earthquake Recovery
Karolina Walęcik, a recently graduated MPA-DP student from the class of 2016, spent her summer field placement on a post-earthquake aid transparency project with the Accountability Lab in Kathmandu,The current state of El Nino
Flood deposits of Glacial Lake Missoula outburst floods
Two weeks ago, I went on an awesome, informal field trip to eastern Washington State to visit the Channeled Scablands for the first time. My collegue Bill Richards of North Idaho College picked me up in [...]Masaya: Zugang gesperrt
Der Zugang zum Nationalpark Masaya wurde gestern wieder gesperrt. Am 31.05.2016 ereignete sich ein Schwarmbeben. Das stärkste Erdbeben hatte eine Magnitude von 4.3. Sein Hypozentrum lag in 4 km Tiefe. [...]Soñando dinosaurios con Jack Cunningham
Guided geology walk at Point Whitehorn this Saturday
Northwest Geology Field Trips [05:18:06]
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I am leading free geology walks at Point Whitehorn in Whatcom County this Saturday, June 4, as part of Whatcom Land Trusts annual “What’s the Point” nature walks. The walks are at 10:00 and [...]
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Keeping this website running costs money and keeping my self a float costs money. Currently I am preparing to search for a job in Denmark in order to resolve this money issue for good, but that is going [...]In desert suburb, homes in homeowners’ associations use less water, study finds
A new study finds that in a Phoenix suburb, homeowners’ associations are good for water conservation. According to the study, homes in HOAs in Goodyear, Arizona use up to 17,000 fewer liters of water (4490 [...]Seeing Stars with James Wooten: Mars Brightest in the Sky During the Month of the Summer Solstice
Jupiter is now high in the southwest at dusk. It outshines all stars we ever see at night, so you can’t miss it. Mars and Saturn are now in the southeast at dusk. As you watch them rise, Mars is [...]Geotech #16
Using Sentinel-2 for crop monitoring
Sentinel-2 is the optical satellite of the Copernicus programme. It can be compared to Landsat, although it has a better resolution, of 10 to 20 meters. We’ll be using it for crop monitoring with simple [...]Monday's Minor Mystery Solved Pretty Quickly: Poles with no Shadows in Hawai'i
Exploring the Martin formation of Arizona
Views of the Mahantango [09:01:00]
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The Theory Of The Glacial Sarasvati Has Been Given A Quiet Burial
Reporting on a Revolution [05:11:00]
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Something significant went unnoticed and unreported amongst all the hoopla surrounding the recent paper on Harappan civilization and its link to climate change. The theory of the glacial Sarasvati got dumped. [...]
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