The Dynamite Disaster is one of the most nutso parts of the 1906 Quake. This article from the centennial describes it quite well.
www.sfgate.com/news/article...
Posts by Dr. Dave Huber, Soil Scientist 🔥
Dear Friends,
Please send this to your networks. Project Drawdown is offering full-time, paid (with benefits) fellowships to scientists and engineers working on climate solutions in the public interest.
Deadline is April 17.
drawdown.org/careers/clim...
Dilution gaging in the Blue Mountains
Ecohydrology course at @boisestate.bsky.social
Geosciences graduate students learning about watershed budgets and the biological and geomorphic controls on water movement and storage. Stream gaging, hillslope hydrology, pedology, community ecology. The works!
Another @boisestate.bsky.social Geoscience student, another new paper!
An updated approach to modeling primary & secondary carbonates across CONUS. We got some great feedback from colleagues & reviewers on this project that really strengthened the end product. Thank you!
doi.org/10.1029/2025...
Comic: Timeline of Inflation. [Timeline of age of the universe (seconds) starting at 10^-40 with a block labeled “cosmic”, increasing to 10^20 with a narrow block labeled “regular”]
Inflation Timeline
xkcd.com/3223/
This DOI is highlighted in my PhD student’s forthcoming paper…going out for review any day now 😅
New soils data DOI by one of my former @boisestate.bsky.social undergrads. Great with GIS!
Check out how we use well log reports to broadly map soil profile depth across the central Snake River Plain in Idaho.
doi.org/10.18122/geo...
Announcement: After 5 years in the Geosciences Depart., I am leaving @boisestate.bsky.social in July. The past 14 months saw the dismantling of my entire research program and funding has been too slow to recover.
Help with job leads would be appreciated 💜 #soils
www.linkedin.com/in/david-hub...
New paper out by one of my students! Take a read and think deep thoughts about deep time. @boisestate.bsky.social
pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa/gsabulle...
Big 10 looking strong this year. Michigan St vs Arizona for the championship. Michigan St with the win 🏆
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Natural born soil scientist 😁
My JND: 0.0054. I wonder what the typical value is for folks using a Munsell color chart.
www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd...
My thoughts exactly.
10 years ago, Bernie Sanders warned America of the unintended consequences that could emerge from a regime change war with Iran. Watch.
Needle ice! I love the #physics behind these frost flowers 🤟 What synonyms are there for this beautiful phenomenon? Their #etymology? What is their earliest mention in art or science?
How’s your #SWI doing this year?! In NE Oregon, the Blue Mountains below 1500 m have none. The result: most cyroturbation & frost jacking I’ve ever seen outside the arctic. Increased freeze-thaw cycles, basalt-derived clayey meadow #soils with shallow profiles. Also, ash deposit erosion into streams
"Our dataset revealed the importance of restoring hydrologic flows to potentially increase aerobic conditions that minimize freshwater marshes as methane sources and to maximize carbon dioxide uptake in healthy and recovering mangroves" www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
“…better.”
We’re mixing our metaphors here with the Indiana Jones reference…
Over 3 million views in 16 hours. Still picking up speed. #StreisandEffect
Lovely #soil art from @deh75.bsky.social
Starting work together on a soil #watercolor #art diary of sorts this spring!
Come learn about soil health!
We've been hard at work building a dope digital space for all our gardener friends like you to hang out. Come check it out! 🌱✨
https://learndirt.com/community/
Schematic cross-sections showing transects used to sample the buried Brady Soil on loess tablelands in the western Great Plains. A longer transect downwind from the windward tableland edge allowed sampling at various depths of burial by loess. A shorter transect on the eroding table edge sampled the soil at increasingly shallow depths resulting from erosion.
Happy to share another paper from the loess tablelands of the Great Plains, on organic C in buried soils and how it becomes susceptible to decomposition. We sampled the Brady Soil along transects of decreasing depth of burial and increasing erosional exposure. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
#AGU25 in New Orleans