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The Science of Earthquakes: Why They Happen and How They’re Measured is a compelling, accessible guide to one of nature’s most powerful and awe-inspiring forces. Whether you're a curious listener, student, or lifelong science enthusiast, this book breaks down the mysteries behind seismic activity in clear, engaging language—without oversimplifying the fascinating complexity of how our planet moves.

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La nature porte-t-elle encore aujourd'hui les traces de pollutions vieilles de près de 2000 ans ? En analysant les sédiments d'une mare découverte place Abbé Larue, Stéphane Gaillot, géoarchéologue, reconstituera le paysage antique de ce site. Audibert, Laurent Bouby, Claire Delhon, Philippe Dessaint, Yanni Gunnell, Céline Maicher, Matthieu Le Bailly & Michèle Monin (20 Sep 2024): Environmental Archaeology of an Urban Defensive Area at the Time of the Roman Conquest: New Insights from a Hilltop Pond in Lugdunum (Lyon, France), Environmental Archaeology, DOI: 10.1080/...

A Radical Act of Hope S01E01The Arctic is the cooling system for the entire planet, and as the ice melts from climate change, the effects are felt around the world. Inuk climate advocate Siila Watt-Cloutier has made it her life’s mission to advocate for her people’s right to be cold, and for the protection of their cultural practices and knowledge––exactly what the world needs to prevent further devastation.In Episode 1 of A Radical Act of Hope, we’ll hear the beginnings of Siila’s story and how she connected with the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions at the University of ...

Episode 32- The Criminalization of Indigenous Land Defenders in Canada — Our Truth Part one, Chief Na’Moks and Jesse Stoeppler WHAT This is part one of a four part series on the criminalization of land defenders across Canada, highlighting firsthand experiences and legal injustices. WHO Chief Na’Moks is a Hereditary Chief of the Tsayu (Beaver Clan), one of the five clans of the Wet’suwet’en Nation. The traditional name he carries is thousands of years old and, as part of their matrilineal society, was also held by his grandmother—who wore the very same regalia he wears today. The ...

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Joe & Joe Weather Show Podcast LIVE 7:35pm 7/2/2025 Severe thunderstorms with an upper air disturbance and a cold front will be the focus of attention for the Northeast and Mid Atlantic Thursday ahead of a lovely low humidity sunny 4th of July and warm and more humid rain free weekend. Thunderstorms tonight are possible, scattered along the Southeast Coast as well as the Gulf Coast, The Great Lakes, and the Plains.You can support this podcast by shopping on Amazon directly through this link. https://amzn.to/3OpLiB6 Amazon is an affiliate of the Joe & Joe Weather Show Podcast.Purchase a Tempest...

Part 1:Hannah meets Peter Khoury and gets into THE MOST BIZARRE conversation of her life. Peter joins Hannah from his home in Australia. He claims to have been having encounters all his life. Growing up in Lebanon, his childhood saw him losing time and witnessing craft but one 1988 encounter in particular, involving a very pale blonde female alien straddling him in bed, while another female watched, is perhaps the most famous. You might pass it off as an interesting tinder date, but it’s not every day said alien leaves behind an actual piece of DNA in evidence! Strands of Crypto terrestrial ...

A Radical Act of Hope S01E03In Episode 3 of A Radical Act of Hope, Inuk climate advocate Silla Watt-Cloutier’s influence builds as she continues to make an impact on the world stage. This time, she’s helping transform the way the world thinks about the devastating effects of climate change, with help from the testimonies of the hunters, Elders, and women of the Arctic. We’ll dive into Siila’s work on the landmark petition to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, which changed the discourse around climate change by framing it as a violation of the human rights of Inuit. And ...

Join us for a comprehensive debrief of the 89th Texas Legislative Session with TXOGA President Todd Staples and former Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives Dennis Bonnen. Staples and Bonnen discuss leadership priorities, the contested Speaker election, and go in-depth on major issues like education, fiscal and economic policy, electricity, water, wildfires, and bail reform, exploring their impact on Texans and the state's future.

Welcome to The Hydrogen Podcast! I’m Paul Rodden, and this is Part 2 of our deep-dive series on building the U.S. hydrogen economy by 2035.In Part 1, we broke down the top technologies: SMR with CCS, methane pyrolysis, natural hydrogen, and nuclear hydrogen. Now in Part 2, we answer the critical question: Where will the U.S. hydrogen economy take root?🌍 Featured Locations & Their Strengths:Gulf Coast (Texas, Louisiana): SMR with CCS, industrial clusters, CCS-ready geologyNebraska & Pennsylvania: Methane pyrolysis hubs with gas access and carbon marketsKansas & Appalachia: Natural hydrogen...

A Radical Act of Hope S01E04 In this final episode of the series, Silla Watt-Cloutier reflects on the meaning of conscious climate leadership and how leading from the heart is a radical act of hope, especially when faced with the urgent and enduring threats of climate change and colonialism. She’ll explore how to stay rooted in the healing power of Indigenous Knowledges with planetary health leader Dr. Nicole Redvers. And, former premier of Greenland, Aleqa Hammond, joins Siila for a discussion on navigating the increasing global interest in the Arctic while maintaining a deep sense of ...

At a quarry in Turkey, heavy haul trucks are carrying hundreds of tonnes of materials, with no external power. It’s not quite perpetual motion, but it is removing the need for diesel or cables on a hard working site. NUH Cement commissioned ABB to repower a 30-year-old Euclid haul truck. The truck collects loads from... The post #336 Gravity-Powered Heavy Haul – Engineering Matters Awards winners episode first appeared on Engineering Matters.

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A Radical Act of Hope S01E02 From travelling by dog team to standing before the United Nations, Inuk climate advocate Siila Watt-Cloutier’s path reflects a life’s work connecting the impacts of climate change to the rights, dignity, and well-being of her people—and all of humanity. In Episode 2 of A Radical Act of Hope, we trace Siila’s childhood in the Arctic and explore the experiences that shaped her unique approach to leadership, from her earliest memories of traditional Inuit life, to her early career and important contribution to the Stockholm Convention, to meeting one of her ...

In this month’s mineral rights news episode, we cover significant developments affecting mineral and royalty owners across the United States including a new USGS report on untapped oil under federal lands, recent Arkansas lithium royalty decisions, recent geopolitical impacts on oil markets, and shifting drilling patterns across major U.S. basins! As always links to the articles and resources mentioned in this episode can be found in the show notes at mineralrightspodcast.com.

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On this episode of Turfgrass Epistemology, Dr. Dan Sandor joins me to break down his study that addresses one of the most commonly misunderstood aspects of turf establishment: how much water should you really apply when seeding a new lawn? Sandor et al. (2021) evaluated daily irrigation at 50%, 75%, 100%, and 125% reference evapotranspiration (ETo) to determine how quickly tall fescue and bermudagrass cultivars reach full coverage. The big takeaway? Applying more than 100% didn’t help, and drought-resistant cultivars didn’t show any special advantage during establishment. In this video, we...

No bate-papo com quem sabe do 73º episódio do MIP EM DIA, eu conversei com o Eng Agr Otávio Menezes, que entende muito sobre o famoso psilídeo do citros! Valei a pena acompanhar até o final!Contatos do convidado:Instagram: @otaviomarantesE-mail: otavio.menezes@juliagro.comGravação e Edição: Sonora StudioCortes: DiRosa Edições Anfitriã: Gabriela VieiraIntagram: @gabrielavieiramipLinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabrielavieiraYoutube: @gabrielavieiramip #Não #Existe #Milagre, #Existe #Manejo!