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Adventures in Geology and GeoHazards [2021-03-07 15:14:00]   recommend this post  (2089 visits)

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Please Stop Littering Your COVID Masks and Gloves

State of the Planet [2021-03-11 15:00:24]   recommend this post  (480 visits)

It's infuriating to encounter discarded gloves and masks in public. People need better guidance on how to dispose of them, and more recycling

Chasing Gold, Geysers and Geothermal Power With Carolina Muñoz-Saez

State of the Planet [2021-03-11 16:00:31]   recommend this post  (461 visits)

The postdoctoral researcher studies hydrothermal systems and will soon go to the Chilean Andes to explore how geyser activity there may be related to glacier growth and retreat over thousands of

Come affrontare un Tyrannosaurus

Theropoda [2021-03-09 11:55:00]   recommend this post  (461 visits)

Il prossimo anno (salvo imprevisti legati alle ben note contingenze globali), è previsto il sesto episodio del franchise che non è un documentario e che si è svenduto al fan-service.Tra le innumerevoli funzioni di un sesto episodio c'è quella di [...]

Students Reflect on New Science Communications Course

State of the Planet [2021-03-11 15:30:01]   recommend this post  (432 visits)

Four students share their final projects for the class and talk about their biggest

How to Build a More Resilient Energy Grid for the Future: Part 1

State of the Planet [2021-03-10 16:06:33]   recommend this post  (417 visits)

Microgrids can reduce vulnerabilities to climate change and related disasters, keeping the lights on when other parts of the grid experience power

Elementary Paleontology Education - Did Dinos Drag Their Tails

The Geology P.A.G.E. [2021-03-10 17:01:00]   recommend this post  (414 visits)

Coming home from school a couple of years ago (3rd grade), my daughter had some work to do in her Reading textbook. Looking over the questions, I was rather appalled by the implication that they had in this book that still persist to this day. [...]

Link tectonic processes to the seismic cycle: A 2-Myr-long seismite record from NE Tibet

paleoseismicity.org [2021-03-10 11:24:30]   recommend this post  (397 visits)

A recent study investigated disturbances that preserved in the upper 260 m of a 723-m deep core drilled on the crest of a thrust-cored anticline in the western Qaidam Basin, NE Tibet. 1. Key Points:• We interpret micro-faults, soft-sediment [...]

Q&A With Lisa Goddard on Leadership in Climate Science

State of the Planet [2021-03-08 17:51:17]   recommend this post  (385 visits)

Originally one of few women in her field, Goddard transformed her difference into an advantage. Today she is internationally recognized for her research and leadership in climate

Good experiences of peer-review at Qeios

Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [2021-03-09 15:06:28]   recommend this post  (379 visits)

A month after I and Matt published our paper “Why is vertebral pneumaticity in sauropod dinosaurs so variable?” at Qeios, we were bemoaning how difficult it was to get anyone to review it. But what a difference the last nineteen days have made! [...]