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New papers on paleoseismology, active tectonics, and archaeoseismology (July 2024)

Paleoseismicity [2024-07-01 16:09:13]   recommend this post  (648 visits)

Quite a number of articles in this month’s paper list are concerned with what happens or happened offshore in strong earthquakes. But of course there is a also a lot of classical paleoseismology and some new approaches to dating fault slip [...]

Calgary pipe should hold for the inquiry

Ontario-geofish [2024-07-03 17:37:00]   recommend this post  (626 visits)

 They are expecting a fluffy report that doesn't say anything, or blame anybody.  A bit like the Ottawa LRT report.In reality, the same failure mechanism is working the whole pipe.  Fixing it is like patching a 70's [...]

Cottage report July 4, 2024

Ontario-geofish [2024-07-04 18:36:00]   recommend this post  (607 visits)

 Nice and sunny. All is good  Ps just saw an article on some distinguished scientists arguing for the scientific method at the Hague, on climate change. They were much better than me. But, all ignored. This [...]

Fusion Power -- Always 30 Years Away

Ontario-geofish [2024-07-03 21:32:00]   recommend this post  (606 visits)

 Alright all you fusion people.  Let's look at the physics of the Sun, and see what's missing.  I've already done that, and that's quite a headache!  I don't want to do it again.  But, it served to [...]

Cold day in July

Ontario-geofish [2024-07-03 13:14:00]   recommend this post  (596 visits)

 A very unusual Pacific plume pattern shoves more cold air on Toronto.We have a straight-up plume from the West Pacific.A big cold blob coming down to fight the Gulf warm plume.  Lots of rain.We would normally expect the Pacific [...]

UK goes bananas

Ontario-geofish [2024-07-04 12:57:00]   recommend this post  (586 visits)

 ReferenceI find this is inevitable when the gov't gives up all credibility.  Wild rumours.  They even threw in 'no climate change'.  And killed it with the usual 'Doesn't matter what you feel.' stuff.UK has lost [...]

Hurricane curl formation

Ontario-geofish [2024-07-03 23:21:00]   recommend this post  (585 visits)

 I'm not picking up, on the media, that there is a big line hurricanes coming in.  This picture shows the perfect curl forming off Africa.  The beauty is how the cold comes down and scoops things like ice cream.  [...]

Unforced variations: July 2024

Real Climate [2024-07-01 00:52:23]   recommend this post  (575 visits)

This month’s open thread on climate science topics. The post Unforced variations: July 2024 first appeared on RealClimate.

Field Photo: Unusual Himalaya Metamorphic Rock

Reporting on a Revolution [2024-06-30 05:13:00]   recommend this post  (537 visits)

My friend Emmanuel Theophilus, who spends a lot of time wandering in the high Kumaon Himalaya, sent me this photo of a feldspar rich gneiss.,He observed this loose boulder near the small settlement of Bugdiyar in the Goriganga valley, north of [...]

Two Environmental Geoscience majors featured in Wooster Magazine

Wooster Geologists [2024-07-01 14:09:02]   recommend this post  (383 visits)

We are proud of all our graduating seniors. When their Senior Independent Study projects are described outside the department, we highlight their excellent work for a larger audience. Corey Knauf (shown above) and Athena Tharenos (shown below) were [...]