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Can We Make Food and Fashion More Sustainable?

State of the Planet [2024-10-02 17:54:30]   recommend this post  (971 visits)

The Forward Food & Fashion event at NYC Climate Week spotlighted the important role the food and fashion industries have to play in ensuring a sustainable future for the

Reviving Nature in the City: Lessons From Urban Green Space Restoration

State of the Planet [2024-10-03 17:20:45]   recommend this post  (828 visits)

MPA-ESP students took field trips to Pelham Bay Park and Shirley Chisholm State Park to learn more about the importance of preserving urban green

Urban Ecology in Action: Field Lessons From Randall’s Island to Bronx Park East

State of the Planet [2024-10-01 18:42:14]   recommend this post  (786 visits)

On a field trip to Randall’s Island, River Park and Bronx Park East, MPA-ESP students saw first-hand the complex balance needed to maintain and restore natural environments within a dynamic urban

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

paleoseismicity.org [2024-09-29 17:30:34]   recommend this post  (713 visits)

These are the latest papers that deal with earthquakes, tsunami, archaeoseismology, and active tectonics. Quite a number of studies from the Americas this time. Enjoy reading and let me know in case I’ve missed something. Also: If you’d like to [...]

Unforced Variations: Oct 2024

Real Climate [2024-10-01 23:24:14]   recommend this post  (697 visits)

This month’s open thread for climate topics. Please stay vaguely on topic and do not abuse other commenters. The post Unforced Variations: Oct 2024 first appeared on RealClimate.

More “deep city” books please

Oakland Geology [2024-09-30 17:01:39]   recommend this post  (562 visits)

Last week I was in Anaheim for the big annual meeting of GSA, the Geological Society of America. For the first time in many years, I was a presenter rather than a spectator, although I did plenty of spectating too. I addressed an audience of around [...]

Stationary storm churns away, but not much rain

Ontario-geofish [2024-09-30 13:22:00]   recommend this post  (488 visits)

 Not much going on.  That storm is trapped, but it has dried out.  A new cold blob is sneaking down the side of the mountains.ps you can see the #2 hurricane starting up.  It has to go down another path, then all [...]

Headshots are now worthless

Ontario-geofish [2024-09-29 13:14:00]   recommend this post  (485 visits)

 ReferenceAnother business bites the dust.  As said in the article, it was something like a thousand bucks to get a pro headshot, good for the power-people.  Now, it's a few

Sea level goes back up

Ontario-geofish [2024-09-30 16:56:00]   recommend this post  (473 visits)

 This is sad for me.  I was expecting a 1940's-type drop, the one that froze out the nastie invasion of russiak.  This is the closest to absolute sea level that I can find.  It is dependent just on the [...]

Things to Make and Do, part 32: chicken wing claw

Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [2024-10-03 17:28:58]   recommend this post  (344 visits)

This one hardly needs making. I found it by accident when we roasted a chicken this Sunday. As we were tearing the carcass apart like a pack of hyaenas, I noticed that one of the wings had a nice, distinct thumb claw. Here it is in a big plastic [...]