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Maria Brumm is a graduate student at UC Berkeley. She studies hydrogeolo tectohydr gehoo seismohydrololololol ground water in tectonically active settings.
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This is where I write about science, scientific career issues, feminism (especially as applied to science), and sometimes other substantive topics such as pie.
Opinions expressed on Green Gabbro are well-reasoned and insightful. Needless to say, they are not those of the Seed Media Group, the University of California, employers past present or future, or anyone on my thesis committee. Disclaimers expressed on this blog may in fact be those of the Whad'Ya Know? quiz show.
Why "Green Gabbro"?
Once upon a time, I hadn't gotten much sleep before heading off to a physical geology lab, and it struck me that "gabbro" was a very silly-sounding word. Although gabbros are typically dark gray, rather than green, "green" is a much better description of my political perspective than "gray".
What Happened to Yami McMoots?
My pseudonym was never more than a very thin veil of obscurity, anyway.
