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By Charles Igomu, 2023 Science Communication Intern The need to address climate change is clear, with both the scientific community and the general public acknowledging the impact of greenhouse gas emissions on our planet. Amid various strategies [...]
It’s been too long since I got involved in spinosaur research, but I have recently re-entering the fray with a new paper. It was out last week, but I’m in the field and only just got the time and internet access to be able to put this post out. [...]
During the World War II, the newly created Military Geology Unit of the Geological Survey recruited 114 professionals, including 88 geologists; 14 were women. Among them was Julia Anna Gardner. The main purpoise of the unit was produce maps with [...]
Columbia Climate School researcher Shams Azad analyzed the air pollution on subway platforms and trains in New York
Yesterday, we saw the coyote, but I was too stunned to take a picture. Large and sleek, like a wild dog mix, it just looked at us, and we held the dog. It was young and just curious. I showed her my coyote [...]
Nice pictures today. The huge 'Ice Curtain' stops the hurricane in NA. Europe squeezes out the African heat, and the anomaly map is cold.Nooa is very late on its US temp chart. ps. NH is [...]
An assembly later this month will showcase Indigenous contributions to addressing climate change and sustainable development through traditional knowledge and community-driven
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It is a measure of how scattershot our blogging is that we haven’t mentioned Adam Mastroianni or his blog Experimental History before now. Mike and I enjoy a lot of freedom from institutional oversight of our research and publishing, and we do [...]
Rémi Lascault es un artista francés de 33 años que crea cómics de humor negro compuestos por cuatro viñetas mudas. Dibuja cómics desde que era un niño y en la actualidad reside en parís (Francia) y trabaja como director creativo en [...]