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Nordpolsisen Smelter Hurtigt
Isen omkring Nordpolen forsvinder hurtigere, end selv de mest skeptiske...
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CO2-lagring i Danmark
Det svenske Vattenfall overtog tre danske kulfyrede kraftværker –...
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Diamantfeber i Sverige
I Sverige har en mineralsamler fundet de første svenske diamanter...
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Dig og klimaet
Dig og klimaet Informationscenter for Miljø og Sundhed har i dag (1....
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Jordskred
Jordskred, som det der onsdag aften rev 400 meter af motorvej E6 og 300 meter...
"allgeo" via Chris
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Deformation from the El Mayor Cucapah earthqua ...
On Friday, February 10, the journal Science published our paper on deformation caused by the M7.2 El Mayor-Cucapah (EMC) earthquake of April 4, 2010. The data we present is the first of its kind at this scale and scope: we have both pre-earthquake and post-earthquake high resolution topographic ...
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Kilauea’s Pu`u O`o Crater lava reaches Pulama Pali
USGS/HVO image. Not since New Years Eve has surface lava been active on the Pulama Pali. It is now only four miles west-northwest of Kalapana Gardens community, and can be seen after dark from that area. Surface flows have been slowly spreading and inflating southeasterly between Pu`u O`o crate ...
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Earthquake swarm in Katla volcano, earthquake ...
Tonight at 21:13 UTC there was an earthquake with the size of ML1.2, it had the depth of 0.1 km. But that is about 100 meters. This is the second earthquake in Hekla volcano during that past three weeks (almost an month since last earthquake did happen in Hekla volcano). So far nothing more has ...
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What Words Can’t Convey: Illustrations Promote ...
Reblogged from Tomorrow's Ecology: Humankind has long used illustrations to represent complex ideas and concepts. When words just can’t quite convey our meaning images often becomes necessary. From cave paintings to modern-day microscopy our ability to understand and influence our env ...
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Rock 366 : Day 46 : Metamorphosed Calcsilicate
Day 46 : Contact metamorphism of a calcsilicate adjacent to the Thorr granite, Donegal, Ireland Permalink | Leave a comment »
About.com Geology
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Ma or Myr? How We Talk About Geologic Time
Geologists have a bit of awkwardness in their language in talking about the deep past: distinguishing dates from durations. None of us has a problem with the weirdness of historical time—we can easily say that an event in 200 BCE happened 2211 years ago, and that an object made back then i ...
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Field of Dreams, Field of Dirt
This is the week when major league baseball starts up again. Right now, a small army of groundskeepers is at work readying the fields of play. And that means their ...Read Full Post
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Quarries Old and New
It was a real pleasure today to lead an outing of my city's stair-and-pathway walkers that visited four former quarries (using a bunch of paths and stairways, of course). The four sites had been transformed into, respectively, a shopping center, a city park, a municipal tennis center and a huge ...
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Lake Vostok Is Breached
In a development that has been years in coming, scientific drillers on Sunday succeeded in reaching a dark body of ice water called Lake Vostok, hidden beneath almost 4 kilometers of the central Antarctic ice cap. It was a thrilling technical achievement that involved the use of kerosene and fre ...
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Upcoming: An Online Mineral/Fossil Festival
The magazine Geology Today is turning its content into an event, "Minerals and Fossils Explained 2012," during March. The magazine's articles will be bundled for public access, and a panel ...Read Full Post
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