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Category Archives: by Anne
Coal and the fossil record of climate change in the Canadian High Arctic
Spectacular fossilized forests in the Canadian High Arctic provide clues to life on a warmer earth. Unless we mine their coal in order to heat our planet back to the Eocene.
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Anne’s picks of the December literature
Recently published hydrogeology and geomorphology papers that make my heart sing
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Here comes the sun…
The Earth’s 23.44 degree axial tilt is the reason for the solstice and the seasons.
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Gifts for future hydrologists
Five excellent books about water for ages three and up.
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My picks of the November literature
Here are some of my favorite articles from the past month. They reflect an amalgamation of my research, teaching, and personal interests and are only a sampling of the neat hydrogeology, geomorphology, and climate science research that has been recently published.
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