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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Friday, 14 February 2025
Natgas is going up slowly. I've looked around, and there is no indicator at all, on how close to disaster everything is. I was hoping there was some 'heating degree day' chart that would work, and there isn't. We don't know anything about natgas storage, and how close it is to empty.I also thought the fact that noaa has completely changed it's long-term forecast would
In honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we profile Caroline Juang, who studies how climate change is impacting wildfires out
Professor of Climate Jessica Fanzo explains what cacao trees need to thrive, and how climate change is making chocolate production more
This is the exact same pattern of Arctic cold that fanned the flames. Now, it is hitting a string of warmth, and you get rain. I predicted disaster weeks ago, since I saw no [...]
Prof. McCalpinwill give a talk on paleoseismology, its history, and its applications in the framework of the GeoLearn Hub and the Geohazards Communities online: Sunday, 16 February, 13:00 GMT. The webinar will [...]
A wee baby deep chocolate Ainoceras sp. heteromorph ammonite from Vancouver Island. This adorable corkscrew-shaped ammonite is an extinct marine mollusc related to squid and octopus. Within [...]
Esce oggi il mio nuovo libro dedicato ad una delle più accese controversie sulla biologia dei dinosauri: L'Enigma del Sangue Caldo.Il libro è disponibile in formato cartaceo [...]
Yesterday was a historic day. The warmie groupthink collapsed under its own weight, and no media outlet said a word. Nasa and noaa threw in the frozen towel, and produced a [...]
Como ya vimos en la primera entrega publicada hace unas semanas, el arquitecto John Margolies recorrió durante años Estados Unidos documentando las construcciones de dudoso gusto diseminadas por las [...]
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