geology

From Anthropocene to Ecocene by 2050?

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Beyond Disasters And Beyond Coal

Donald Trump is not going to be able to stop our vision of producing power without pollution.
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China’s Fight Against Desertification Should Not Be Done At The Cost Of Water Security

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Threat Of Volcanic Eruption On Bali Forces Nearly 135,000 To Flee Homes

More than 1,000 people were killed the last time Mount Agung erupted in 1963.
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Scientists Say They've Found Oldest Evidence Of Life On Earth

Traces of life were found in rocks dating back 3.95 billion years -- just a few hundred million years after the planet was formed.
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Mars and Psychology of Space Travel

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Major Grassroots Victory: Last Coal Export Terminal Goes Down In The Northwest

This underscores the reality that the decisions that matter are being made in the states.
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News Roundup for September 26, 2017

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21 Pieces Of Moonstone Jewelry That Are Out Of This World

This jewelry trend is sure to leave you starry eyed 🌙
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How Mexico City's Unique Location Dangerously Amplifies Earthquakes

The combination of a dried-up lake that it's built over and nearby clashing tectonic plates makes Mexico City especially susceptible to earthquakes.
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