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10 Years?! 10. Years. A Decade of Geoblogging in Review

Rosetta Stones [2020-01-05 23:30:00]   recommend this post  (1244 visits)

What a difference a decade makes! -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

Toronto Condos Burning

Ontario-geofish [2020-01-05 17:52:00]   recommend this post  (1187 visits)

The charts show that Toronto condo prices are still creeping up.  But I think that's because new luxury condos are being completed, and people are taking possession, which is registered as buying.  You are only getting some indication that it is [...]

New papers on paleoseismology, earthquakes, and active tectonics (Jan 2020)

paleoseismicity.org [2020-01-06 09:28:23]   recommend this post  (1172 visits)

We hope you had a great start into 2020. May the new year bring exciting projects, secure funding, safe travels, and positive reviews. Quite a number of interesting studies have been published in the last few weeks, this is the latest paper [...]

Red Light for the Face - Physics

Ontario-geofish [2020-01-07 00:24:00]   recommend this post  (1162 visits)

So everybody, buy this.  Hot after my success promoting the jiggle board, I promote this.  These health blogs are my most popular -- nobody cares about physics, but here I can inject some. The 'other side' went to an expensive face place.  I [...]

Isotelus "mafritzae" trilobite from the Coburg Fm.

Views of the Mahantango [2020-01-05 09:01:00]   recommend this post  (1077 visits)

One of the big draws to the Coburg formation exposure in the St. Mary's Cement Quarry is the abundance of Isotelus sp. Trilobites. Pieces of molts are very common but it is not uncommon to find complete specimens as well. There are two species of [...]

Bushfires in Australia Continue to Devastate New Zealand Glaciers

State of the Planet [2020-01-07 17:40:08]   recommend this post  (949 visits)

Smoke and ash from Australia's devastating fires pose a significant threat to New Zealand’s

The Renewable Rather than Roaring Twenties: A Sustainability Decade

State of the Planet [2020-01-06 14:32:55]   recommend this post  (941 visits)

I believe we are entering the decade when humankind will firmly pivot in the direction of

Back to Bangladesh: How fast is the delta sinking?

State of the Planet [2020-01-05 03:53:29]   recommend this post  (922 visits)

I am back in Bangladesh once more to investigate the balance between sea level rise, the sinking of the land, and the filling of the space with sediments. We are here to use precision GPS to measure how much geodetic monuments have sunk or subsided [...]

New Podcast: U.S. Energy and Climate Policy in 2020

State of the Planet [2020-01-06 20:17:52]   recommend this post  (915 visits)

In this edition of Columbia Energy Exchange, host Bill Loveless is joined by Ralph Izzo, a well-known leader in the U.S. utility sector and in the public policy

Evolving Landscape Added Fuel to Gobi Desert’s High-Speed Winds

State of the Planet [2020-01-08 15:07:41]   recommend this post  (885 visits)

A new study uncovers a previously undocumented relationship between erosion and wind