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College Republicans to host fossil fuel advocate in lecture, Q&A session - Vimarsana News

College Republicans to host fossil fuel advocate in lecture, Q&A session

Epstein is known for championing fossil fuel usage and for previously writing racist and colonial sentiments.

College Republicans to host fossil fuel advocate at climate debate - Vimarsana News

College Republicans to host fossil fuel advocate at climate debate

Epstein is known for championing fossil fuel usage and for previously writing racist and colonial sentiments.

Rare "Cosmogenic Radionuclides" Help Unlock Mysteries in the Andes - Vimarsana News

Rare "Cosmogenic Radionuclides" Help Unlock Mysteries in the Andes

The Earth is constantly subjected to an overwhelming influx of cosmic rays — subatomic particles that are undetectable to the human eye and originate from sources such as the sun and supernova explosions. As these high-energy cosmic rays, which have traveled great distances, make their way into the

Cosmic rays left clues to erosion in the Andes - Vimarsana News

Cosmic rays left clues to erosion in the Andes

A team of researchers used radioisotope analysis to document erosion rates in the Andes Mountains of Argentina.

The driving force behind tropical mudslides - Vimarsana News

The driving force behind tropical mudslides

 E-Mail IMAGE: Nicolas Pérez-Consuegra hammering into a rock outcrop to obtain a sample for thermochronology analyses from the mountains in the Putumayo region of Colombia. view more  Credit: Syracuse University In April 2017, a landslide in Mocoa, Colombia, ripped through a local town, killing more than 300 people. Nicolás Pérez-Consuegra grew up about 570 miles north in Santander, Colombia, and was shocked as he watched the devastation on television. At that time, he was an undergraduate intern at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama. As a budding geologist raise...