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Bringing Sustainability Into the Restoration of an Architectural Jewel

State of the Planet [2020-05-12 15:30:19]   recommend this post  (392 visits)

Professor Lynnette Widder was recently featured in an article about how she integrated sustainability into her restoration of a historic home in upstate New

Earth Institute Announces Resilience Media Project

State of the Planet [2020-05-11 16:52:01]   recommend this post  (382 visits)

The project will boost newsroom capacity to go beyond reporting on disasters after they strike, to envision preventative and adaptive

How did the planets form?

earth-pages - Research News from the Earth Sciences [2020-05-11 14:05:40]   recommend this post  (378 visits)

Read about this at Earth-logs Maintenance of Earth-pages has stopped. If you wish to continue following reports on significant research developments in Earth science  you can register as a follower of my new blog at the Earth-logs

A Riverine Flooding Cookbook, Volume 1: Meteorological Floods

Highly Allochthonous [2020-05-12 15:41:00]   recommend this post  (375 visits)

Meteorological floods are closely tied to the four mechanisms of atmospheric lifting (convection, frontal systems, convergence, and orographic) that produce cooling, saturation, and precipitation. As climate change warms the atmosphere, enabling it [...]

C19 Update with California

Seismos [2020-05-11 16:14:00]   recommend this post  (361 visits)

Edible Archaeology: Excavate a Chocolate Chip Cookie

BEYONDbones [2020-05-14 00:02:26]   recommend this post  (357 visits)

Archaeologists keep careful records, as do all scientists. One important way to keep track of their work is by mapping where each artifact is discovered before it is carefully removed.  First, gather your materials: • Chocolate chip cookies with [...]

New paper on a symbiotic relationship between tube-dwellers and bryozoans in the Silurian of Estonia

Wooster Geologists [2020-05-12 15:24:05]   recommend this post  (349 visits)

I have thoroughly enjoyed my many expeditions to the wondrous Baltic country of Estonia. My Estonian colleagues are fabulous, and I’ve been privileged to share the adventures with numerous students and Bill Ausich of Ohio State. Now during this [...]

Soluble iron and global climate

earth-pages - Research News from the Earth Sciences [2020-05-11 14:08:08]   recommend this post  (345 visits)

Read about this at Earth-logs Maintenance of Earth-pages has stopped. If you wish to continue following reports on significant research developments in Earth science  you can register as a follower of my new blog at the Earth-logs

The Necessity of New York City’s Parks

State of the Planet [2020-05-11 14:22:02]   recommend this post  (344 visits)

A functioning park system helps address a wide variety of sustainability and social

Marina cottage access now open

Ontario-geofish [2020-05-10 19:11:00]   recommend this post  (315 visits)

Thanks to Doug Ford, cottage access is now open for those 'who want to check the plumbing'.  Our cottage access is through a marina because the rock is too wild to have a road.  But we won't go up on the long weekend.  Since there is always [...]