This excellent book must now be regarded as the preferred starting point for anyone wishing to understand the history of efforts to know the earth’s age.
How much carbon does your country emit - and where does it come from? Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Professor Edgar Hertwich and colleague Glen Peters wanted to know the answer to that question - and created a website to do so.
The pages refer to research projects, some completed and some ongoing, and is for general interest.
Geoscience Information For Teachers (GIFT) workshops 2010
A short Report on the GIFT workshops organised this year by the EGU Committee on Education
Issue #31 08 July 2010
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Known as ESA’s Water Mission, SMOS will improve our understanding of Earth’s water cycle, providing much-needed data for modelling of the weather and climate, and increasing the skill in numerical weather and climate prediction. ...
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The spring ban on air travel due to the eruption of Eyjafjallajokull in Iceland resulted in contrail-free European skies. ...
EGU Awards and Medals
A series of awards and Medals have been presented during the last EGU General Assembly 2010 in Vienna in recognition of outstanding academic performance and scientific excellence in the Earth and Planetary sciences. ...