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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Wednesday, 15 February 2017
Nonprofit organizations face pressures to focus spending on external operations and pull back on central administrative costs, but this emphasis can undermine the ability of the organization to effectively deliver its services. The concept of “patient capital” offers another point of
Mannheim. Der Vorstand der Deutsche Rohstoff AG hat nach Vorliegen der ersten Entwürfe der Jahresabschlüsse der Deutsche Rohstoff AG und
Mannheim. Der Vorstand der Deutsche Rohstoff AG hat nach Vorliegen der ersten Entwürfe der Jahresabschlüsse der Deutsche Rohstoff AG und
Ein Forscherteam vom Museum für Naturkunde Berlin und dem Landesmuseum Hannover hat eine neue Gattung und Art eines kleinen fossilen Krokodils aus der Gruppe der Atoposauriden beschrieben, die eine [...]
Surfers aren’t the only people trying to catch big waves. Using decades of global climate data generated at a spatial resolution of about 25 square kilometers (10 square miles), researchers were able to [...]
With the current political climate being what it is, I’m newly motivated to learn the best way to communicate science with the American public. I’ve decided to read several books on the topic that I’ve [...]
Bernardo Erlich es un diseñador y humorista gráfico nacido en San Miguel de Tucumán (Argentina) en 1963. Su trabajo ha sido publicado en diversos medios como La Semana de Tucumán, El Tribuno de [...]
I wrote yesterday about the storm that exploded off the coast of the Mid-Atlantic on Monday, and now you can see it develop from GOES-16. This animation was released today of the storm exploding as it moved [...]
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We here at Dinosaur Home regularly receive dozens of requests each week regarding fossil identification. Fossils appear to be abundant and seem to cover our planet but, have you ever considered the [...]
A team of international researchers has looked into climate data and
historical archives to find out more about the extraordinary climate of
the 1430s and how it impacted societies in northwestern [...]
The winter holidays may have come and gone, but for many Americans, snow will be around for a few more months. This is clearly good news if you are fond […]
Keepin’ then comin’! This weeks photo is brought to you by Immageo as per usual. It can be found: here The image was taken by Dmitry Tonkacheev, IGEM RAS, Moscow, Russian Federation....
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In microtidal seas such as the Mediterranean (tidal range ≈0.4 m sea-level indicators are commonly used to infer coseismic history. A list containing these indicators is long, including wave-cut platforms, [...]
The oceans of the world are a vast unexploited source of clean, reliable and predictable renewable energy. Could this energy help replace fossil fuels and be a solution to climate
Following up on last week’s post about Oregon legislative proposals, here are some of the mineral-related bills currently pending in the Washington State Legislature: Oil and Gas SB 5462 and HB 1611 – [...]
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