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Attack of the Warzone Water Bottles

State of the Planet [2011-05-16 15:00:59]   recommend this post  (825 visits)

Bottled water in war zones uses oil, pollutes the environment. Defense officials look at moving toward

Wooster’s Fossil of the Week: A scleractinian coral (Middle Jurassic of Israel)

Wooster Geologists [2011-05-15 07:20:58]   recommend this post  (808 visits)

In advance of my next field trip to Israel (watch this space!), our highlighted fossil this week is the scleractinian coral Microsolena, a genus named by the French naturalist Jean Vincent Félix Lamouroux in 1821. The specimen above was collected [...]

Giving the Earth a Cool Shower–Is Massive Irrigation Hiding the Greenhouse Effect Around the World?

State of the Planet [2011-05-16 15:30:20]   recommend this post  (775 visits)

According to research published in Climate Dynamics by Benjamin I. Cook, Michael Puma and Nir Krakauer, it is possible that massive irrigation is masking expected warming trends from Greenhouse Gasses

The 31st Anniversary of the eruption of Mount St. Helens

Eruptions [2011-05-18 20:29:14]   recommend this post  (774 visits)

Today is May 18 and that marks the date of the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens in Washington that killed 57 people (video). I don't have an elaborate post on the event - so if you want to find out more about this historic eruption, be sure to [...]

Rastellum carinatum (Lamarck, 1806)

kreidefossilien.de - Bilder [2011-05-18 20:21:27]   recommend this post  (746 visits)

Rastellum carinatum (Lamarck, 1806) Bruchstück, Slg.

I Think Something Happened Here…

Uncovered Earth [2011-05-18 19:38:11]   recommend this post  (742 visits)

… Yes, definitely. Something. It’s the 31st anniversary of the Mount St. Helens eruption and, while I don’t have time to create a full post, I did want to share with you ths snap shot I took four or five … Continue reading [...]

A Photo for Mount St. Helens Day

Clastic Detritus [2011-05-18 19:07:43]   recommend this post  (730 visits)

  I’m having one of those weeks where a million things are all happening at once – no time to share anything resembling a coherent thought. Instead, here’s a pretty picture! I snapped this photo of Mount St. Helens out of the [...]

MET Opera. Die Walkure. Mining mechanical failure.

I think mining [2011-05-15 05:55:22]   recommend this post  (722 visits)

The first act of Wagner’s Walkure is, in my opinion, the best of his operas; the best scene; the best music; the best emotion; the best of the best.  Second best is the second act.  This is gut wrenching emotion and gut wrenching music.  [...]

L'estinzione di Theropoda

Theropoda [2011-05-15 09:24:00]   recommend this post  (712 visits)

In questi giorni sto riflettendo molto sul senso di ciò che faccio. Sia come ricercatore paleontologico sia come blogger. Temo di aver sbagliato tutto negli ultimi 10 anni. Ero ancorato a vecchi concetti, a valori superati.  Uno dei miei modelli [...]

The end of the Hayashibara?

Dave Hone’s Archosaur Musings [2011-05-18 09:37:22]   recommend this post  (642 visits)

In yesterday’s Tarbosaurus post I noted that the Institute housing the specimen may not be much longer for this world. This is a serious and deeply unfortunate turn of events with major consequences for dinosaur palaeontology that could last [...]