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If you're out there insisting that reducing carbon emissions won't lower the warming trajectory of our planet, you're an advocate for the fossil fuel industry, whether or not you're getting paid for it.
Earth is pretty damn nice planet. Iβd like to keep it that way. How about you? Photo: Cormorants nesting on islands in the Saint Croix River in Minnesota at sunset. I took this while kayaking there with my wife last week.
Breaking News! Code: Yikes! Another record hot day. August 19th was nearly 1.69Β°C above pre-industrial. The planet has now seen 13 consecutive record daily highs. The Climate 8-ball is playing in a fountain.
The fold at Pastoratsberg in Essen, Germany is currently being cleaned and freed from overgrowth after a long time. π #FridayFold #Geology βοΈ Photo by @geoeule on Instagram.
I enjoyed my podcast conversation with David Helvarg on The Rising Tide podcast--but this edited transcript succinctly emphasizes the deep and fundamental relationship between global oceans and the Earth's climate. We do live on a water plβ¦
Optimist: the glass is half full Pessimist: the glass is half empty Geophysicist: we have meter scale resolution, we have no way of knowing if there's a glass there or not.
You can see Smilodon and other big mammals from La Brea anywhere, but AFAIK there's nothing quite like the bird display on site at the Page Museum. Hope some version of this returns post-renovation! #FossilFriday
Feeling really proud of myself. I thought that since becoming physically disabled, this limitless adventurous part of the world was closed to me. In Iceland - we opened doors & broke down barriers. Folks with disabilities deserve to beβ¦
Optimist: The cup is half full Pessimist: The cup is half empty Geomorphologist: the water in the cup ran up the sides of the cup to an elevation of 112mm, which is one of highest waves ever recorded. Good thing there were no cruise shipβ¦
For #FossilFriday, a comparison between (left) a modern crayfish burrow "chimney" in Atlanta GA, & (right) Early Cretaceous (~105 mya) trace fossils interpreted as crayfish burrow "chimneys," Victoria, Australia. π§ͺβοΈπ¦π³οΈ #ichnology
Roadcuts need help to keep looking their best -- geology clubs take note.
Optimist: The cup is half full Pessimist: The cup is half empty Geologist: the water in the cup is a geopetal structure which allows us to tell you that the glass is right way up.
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