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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Monday, 15 August 2022
A century ago, the Harlem Renaissance changed the worlds of art and culture. Could Harlem one day become a leader in the transition to a green
Totem, Welcome & Mortuary Poles at Stanley ParkIf you visit Brockton Point in Stanley Park, there are many carved red cedar First Nation poles for you to admire. What you are viewing are replicas of First Nation welcome and totem poles that once stood in the park but have been returned to their homes within the province's diverse First Nation communities — or held within museum
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New Release: Putting Down Roots in Earthquake Country, 2nd Edition
Structural damage to a building in downtown Magna caused by the 2020 M5.7 Magna earthquake. The unreinforced masonry, [...]
We had the amazing wedding reception, jammed into a video game bar. And now we all have covid. Not your mother's covid, but the new strain. As I said a long time ago, these things evolve to match the [...]
The transition away from fossil fuels will take a generation: it is a matter of decades, not days, weeks, months, or years. It requires understanding the problem's scale and uncertainty and the role of the [...]
The Earthlearningidea Team is very pleased to announce the launch of 'Mining and the Green Revolution' videos and explanatory powerpoint created by Ben Lepley, SRK Consulting (UK) Ltd. Each video has [...]
In order to grow well, plants need a place to grow, access to nutrients, and in most cases sunlight. A rich soil provides that home and a good supply of nutrients. But young soils have less to offer – yes, [...]
This post is the first of a weekly series that will summarize my upcoming book, Deep Oakland: How Geology Shaped a City. The book has eleven chapters, and each post will go into one of them. But first I wanted [...]
This fall, she’ll be co-teaching ‘Energy and Sustainable Development’ — a class that emphasizes how to ask good
Inspired by nature, recent research shows how stormwater management could be improved by using green infrastructure techniques.
The post Green Guidance: Forests Point the Way to Better Stormwater Management [...]
Si el diplodocus donado por Carnegie al Museo de Ciencias Naturales en 1913 fue el primer esqueleto de un dinosaurio del que pudimos disfrutar los españoles, una década después la magia del cine les [...]
This cutie is a Triceratops. The name means three-horned face in Greek but they might have been named Little Hooves instead as a nod to their weight-bearing fingers and toes that ended in sweet little [...]
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