Doomscrolling through BlueSky and saw a post about New York State Department of Health Updates Waterbody-Specific Advice for Eating Fish You Catch. Took a look around at the Advisories by County and found this … … which suggests that eating the fish from Hoyt Lake is okay at all?!?! Even though Scajaquada Creek, which runs […]
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I don’t remember how to use this d*am thing (WordPress) and I have no idea how so much time has passed. I know last summer was bad, but man, it was really, really bad. Have a nice picture of our adorable cats.
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So, good intentions went straight into the bin when the new semester started and I completely lost track of everything once again. Still alive, still teaching Environmental Earth Science and still trying to get students into the Environmental Science and Society Undergraduate Certificate program. Buffalo State is now Buffalo State University. And I have two
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Job Description Position title: Research Support Specialist Location: Great Lakes Center, Buffalo State College, Buffalo New York Salary: $40,000/year Temporary: August 1, 2022 – July 31, 2023 (with a possibility of extension upon funding availability) Closing Date: until the position is filled The Great Lakes Center at Buffalo State College seeks applications for a Research
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Originally I had planned to try and due a full update about the Colorado, but there is simply too much going on – water levels are dropping and are projected to continue to drop for the next five years (and beyond that too), shortage measures are being applied in areas all over the watershed and
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We never did get a chance to talk about the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha‘apai eruption on Jan. 15, 2022. Tonga is in one of the most seismically active areas of the world, due to high rates of convergence between the Australia and Pacific plates – up to something like 150 to 240 mm/yr along the Tonga
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Hello all – As I promised in class, I have set up this new website to provide links to many of the environmental and geological hazard resources we were using so you have access to them beyond the classroom. If there are any resources missing please drop me a line and I will try to
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This is my first post in which I wow you with the famous words “Hello World!” And try to figure out why this has the wrong menu. Riveting isn’t it.
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