Monthly Archives: November 2022

Originally posted on Iowa Climate Science Education:
Antarctica’s George VI Ice Shelf [image credit: CIRES Colorado Univ.] Interesting, but too many uncertainties at this time to reach any firm conclusions. The river system is ‘beneath kilometers of thick ice’. –…

Originally posted on Viv's Academic Blog:
Prompted by recent tweets I thought I’d draw up a list of my favourite books. I thought about widening beyond fiction, but in the end I’ve gone for the easier option of just…

Land is a notion which broadly includes climate, topography, vegetation, soils and other natural resources – is the basis for agriculture, and the interaction between these components is vital for determining the productivity and sustainability of agro-ecosystems. Especially in the … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Progressive Geographies: Émile Benveniste, Problems in General Linguistics, Expanded Edition – HAU Books, distributed by … Émile Benveniste, Problems in General Linguistics, Expanded Edition – HAU Books, August 2021