Climate-induced rebound and exhumation of the European Alps Charlotte E. Cederbom   CRUST Consortium, School of GeoSciences, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh EH9 3JW, UK  Hugh D. Sinclair Fritz Schlunegger Geo

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Earthquakes www.geolsoc.org.uk More than 500,000 times a year, the Earth’s crust shakes suddenly due to an earthquake. Many are slight and would be easy to sleep through, but others

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Drilling, Observation & Sampling of the Earth’s Continental Crust, Inc

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Australian Geophysical Observing System Monitoring and understanding the physical state of the accessible crust

Source URL: www.auscope.org.au

Socca Pizza with Ramp Pesto & Goat Cheese Socca is the French name for a bread or dough made from chickpea flour especially popular in southern France. It makes a fabulous crust for pizza of any kind and this recipe uses

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Monitoring the shallow crust: Our first step towards sustainable earth resource management Tim Rawling University of Melbourne / AGOS The pore space as the resource

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The Dirt on Dirt, Part 4 How can soil clean water? Soil Science Careers Soil scientists study the upper few meters of the Earth’s crust in

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• Land management
• Soil
• Nature
• Atterberg limits
• Soil science
• Earth
• Agricultural soil science

Three-dimensional electrical resistivity of the north-central USA from EarthScope long period magnetotelluric data

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• Geology
• Earth
• Plate tectonics
• Planetary science
• Structure of the Earth
• Magnetotellurics
• Earthscope
• Mantle plume
• Geophysics
• Electrical resistivity and conductivity
• Crust
• Foreland basin

GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS, VOL. 28, NO. 20, PAGES, OCTOBER 15, 2001 Mantle Control of Plate Boundary Deformation Tim Melbourne 1

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• Geology
• Earth
• Plate tectonics
• Structure of the Earth
• Lithosphere
• Crust
• Mantle
• Basin and Range Province
• Subduction
• Orogeny
• Low-velocity zone
• Tectonics

HitT – Climate impact of seasalt-derived Cl atoms Chlorine is the most abundant halogen in Earth’s crust, in ocean water, and in the atmosphere. Our knowledge about the atmospheric reaction cycles of natural chlorine

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• Chemistry
• Matter
• Oxidizing agents
• Industrial gases
• Chlorides
• Disinfectants
• Environmental chemistry
• Chlorine
• Tropospheric ozone
• Bromine monochloride
• Ozone
• Hydrogen chloride