Author Archives: Anne Jefferson

Environmental Earth Science in the News – Spring semester 2016 compilation

Posted on May 4, 2016 by Anne Jefferson

Students in GEOL 21062, Spring 2016, at Kent State University have been sharing interesting news stories with me all semester long. Here’s our complilation. Hopefully these are interesting things for other people too! Continue reading →

Categories: climate science, environment, links, society, teaching

Snapshots of the Middle Cuyahoga River on World Water Day

Posted on March 23, 2016 by Anne Jefferson

https://storify.com/highlyanne/fieldwork-on-world-water-day

Categories: by Anne, fieldwork, hydrology, photos

A year of Anne’s reading – looking back

Posted on December 30, 2015 by Anne Jefferson

For the last year, I’ve tweeted every paper I read. Inspired by Jacquelyn Gill’s resolution and hashtag #365papers, I wanted to spur myself to read more and to see how well I did. I never thought I’d read 365 papers, … Continue reading →

Categories: academic life, by Anne

The case of the disappearing lake

Posted on November 19, 2015 by Anne Jefferson

High in the Oregon Cascades, there is a lake attracting quite a bit of attention this summer. That’s because it is disappearing. The disappearing lake, appropriately called Lost Lake, isn’t just disappearing because of the drought that Oregon has been … Continue reading →

Categories: by Anne, fieldwork, geopuzzling, hydrology, volcanoes

Stuff we linked to on Twitter last week

Posted on August 30, 2015 by Anne Jefferson

(Actually, the last two weeks, because we got busy and didn’t post last week. But we have good excuses, as Chris had his first PhD student pass his oral exams and proceed to candidacy and Anne had two papers accepted. Even better, we’ve got twice the Twitter-y goodness for you this week.) Continue reading →

Categories: links