Category Archives: by Anne

One year ago today: Into the icy Weddell Sea and Antarctic Sound

Posted on December 22, 2014 by Anne Jefferson

One year ago today was a day of icy splendor, with plenty of penguins too. We’ve already shown you some of our photos from this portion of the trip, in our explainer on ice in a multitude of forms. Here’s … Continue reading →

Categories: Antarctica, by Anne, ice and glaciers, volcanoes

Environmental Earth Science in the News Roundup #6

Posted on November 12, 2014 by Anne Jefferson

As the semester winds down, the relevance of Environmental Earth Science to topics in the news keeps going strong. Thanks to the students for finding these great connections. Continue reading →

Categories: by Anne, environment, society, teaching

Water Infrastructure and Rebounding Cities: Notes from the 2nd Annual Kent State Water Symposium

Posted on November 3, 2014 by Anne Jefferson

A synopsis of the day at Kent State University’s 2014 Water Symposium, October 31st. This second annual event features a mix of Kent State and national speakers targeting water issues of importance to our region and beyond. Continue reading →

Categories: by Anne, conferences, environment, hydrology, society