QUAKE CAKE April the 18th is the anniversary of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake or Great Fire as it used to be called. By chance it also happened to be the 17th birthdays of two of my students. So I made a special Cake

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• Fruitcake
• Food and drink
• Cakes
• Icing

Sweden’s environmental This report contains two appendices to the Environmental Objectives Council’s in-depth evaluation of the environmental objectivesOne appendix contains a collation of the approximately 1

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• Emissions trading
• Earth
• European Union
• Strategic Environmental Assessment
• Environmental governance
• Environment
• Climate change policy
• Environmental protection

Earth Planets Space, 53, 793–803, 2001 Co-seismic slip, post-seismic slip, and aftershocks associated with two large earthquakes in 1996 in Hyuga-nada, Japan Yuji Yagi1 , Masayuki Kikuchi1 , and Takeshi Sagiya2 1 Eart

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• Structural geology
• Plate tectonics
• Geology of Japan
• Nankai Trough
• Earthquake
• Aftershock
• Focal mechanism
• Fault
• Seismic source
• Geology
• Seismology
• Mechanics

Two-Minute Teaching: September 21, 2014 Great Papal Encyclicals [para español, ver abajo] In 1963, Pope John XXIII wrote the encyclical Pacem in Terris, which translated means Peace On Earth. It was written just after t

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FORMATION OF COMPOSITE DYKES Composite dykes form when two magmas of differing viscosity are forced into a crack. In this demonstration the oil represents the more viscous magma and the water the less viscous magma. Liqu

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• Igneous petrology
• Volcanology
• Magma

Competitive disadvantage EXTINCTION BY REPLACEMENT Two species coexist in equal numbers, 100 of each. They eat the same food and occupy the same habitat. Food supply is limited so that the combined population can not exc

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Landslides and the stability of the land Shrinkage of clay E P F 20 min Students roll out a sheet of clay 5mm thick by using a rolling pin resting the two wooden strips 5mm thick with the clay between. From this sheet of

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• Slope stability
• Isles of Scilly
• Manufacturing
• Earth
• Abrasives
• Sandpaper
• Landslide

The primary concern of the Dairy Effluent Management Assistance Project was to assist dairy farmers in the Mary River Catchment to meet effluent disposal guidelines set by two agencies, the Environment Protection Agency

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• Effluent
• Environmental science
• Earth
• Environmental engineering
• Water pollution
• Environment

Building a stratigraphic column Each of the nine sections that follow show a conformity or unconformity between two stratigraphic systems. The lower only one is given its name. There are diagrams of the fossils character

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GAPS CAUSED BY NORMAL FAULTING Purpose Firstly to determine what parameters control the size of the gap that develops when a normal fault cuts two different rock types. Secondly to determine the effect of varying these p

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• Geology
• Structural geology
• Fault