Monthly Archives: December 2010

After the (blog)storm: following up on the big geological stories of 2010

In the past year, there have been several occasions where we’ve discussed events that were, at the time of posting, capturing a lot of media attention. But, as we all know, the attention span of the rolling news cycle is … Continue reading

Categories: earthquakes, geohazards, public science

Anne’s stream of adventures in 2010

When you are a hydrologist, all the world is your watershed. Continue reading

Categories: bloggery, by Anne, hydrology, photos

Chris’s travels in 2010

It’s travel meme time! Following the example Silver Fox, Garry Hayes, Callan Bentley and Jess Ball, here’s a summary of my travels this year. If nothing else, it’s a good chance to (re)post pretty photos. In January, a trip to … Continue reading

Categories: bloggery, photos

12 Months of Highly Allochthonous

While one year is but a proverbial blink of the eye to those who think in geologic time, we’re still indulging in some year end reflections and looking back on our posts from 2010. On the off chance you want … Continue reading

Categories: bloggery

The 12 geological days of Christmas: a reprise

Merry Christmas, everyone! I’m having a rather strange Christmas this year – most of my unwrapping this year has been of the flat-pack furniture variety, as my new flat in Chicago slowly starts to look a little less minimalist. Whilst … Continue reading

Categories: geology