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Bloggers at the American Geophysical Union meeting
Category: conferences
The American Geophysical Union meeting has blogger activities planned.
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November 15, 2009
What experiences bring minority students into the geosciences - and what ones drive them away?
Category: diversity in science
A 2007 article from the Journal of Geoscience Education identifies experiences that increase (and decrease) the likelihood that minority students become geoscientists.
Posted by Kim Hannula at 12:44 PM • 9 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
November 9, 2009
Geologic causes vs geologic triggers
Category: earthquakes
There's a new paper out that suggests that the Zipingpu Dam may be responsible for last year's Wenchuan earthquake. But I think there's a distinction that's easy to miss in assigning causes and identifying triggers.
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November 1, 2009
Slumgullion movement due to atmospheric pressure?
Category: earthquakes
Colorado's Slumgullion landslide moves at night. Is it a secret geologic vampire, or does atmospheric pressure have something to do with it?
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