
Alabama Hills: A California Geological Treasure
On the eastern slope of the Sierras, just three hours north of Los Angeles, lies the deceptively-named “Alabama Hills” — a wonder of geology and
On the eastern slope of the Sierras, just three hours north of Los Angeles, lies the deceptively-named “Alabama Hills” — a wonder of geology and
Wildfires have a significant impact on the properties of the soil. The heat of the fire burns away all of the vegetation and organic matter
The name speaks for itself: a sinkhole is a hole that has formed from the originally normal ground that has sunk in, but how and
In recent years, discussions surrounding climate change have focused on agriculture, and animal agriculture in particular. The amount of methane emitted from livestock accounts for
Is California still in a drought? That’s what many Californians are wondering after a winter of storms, snow and heavy rain. According to the U.S.
Have you ever heard of “cover crops?” If not, get used to hearing about them. Cover crops are special and specific types of crops which
As witnessed by the recent weather events of scorching wildfires and damaging rain, mudslides are a very real and present danger to California residents. Heavy
Geology and Climate Change – It’s A Lot More Than Just Studying Rocks People unfamiliar with our science might mistakenly assume that geology is little
In April of this year, NASA and the ESA (European Space Agency) gave Airbus a contract worth 5.2 million dollars to build a special rover
Over the years, there has been a great increase in the number of residential and community gardens, as more families and neighborhood groups are realizing
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