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CNN CNN Newsroom Live June 4, 2024 09:40:00

Largest rivers, the rhein, in germany, dehydrated and shallow. swaths of farm land in northern mexico parched, dotted with dead livestock. millions in the horn of africa facing starvation, aid agencies warn. from europe to the americas to africa to northern asia, extreme heat waves and little rain is impacting communities thousands of kilometers apart after a month or more of unrelenting droughts across much of the northern hemisphere. but amid the global hardship and scenes of devastation, blistering temperatures and water shortages are also revealing prehistoric secrets. claw marks. reporter: emerging from the receding waters of the biloxi river in texas, dinosaur tracks thought to be 113 million years old. the prints have been long preserved by sediment under water, but amid ongoing drought in the southern u.s. state, they are now visible for what is ....

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CNN New Day Weekend June 4, 2024 10:47:00

Of kilometers apart after a month or more of unrelenting droughts across much of the northern hemisphere. but amid the global hardship and scenes of devastation, blistering temperatures and water shortages are also revealing prehistoric secrets. claw marks. reporter: emerging from the receding waters of the biloxi river in texas, dinosaur tracks thought to be 113 million years old. the prints have been long preserved by sediment under water, but amid ongoing drought in the southern u.s. state, they are now visible for what is likely the first time. kind of a double-edged sword. without the river, we wouldn t be able to see them, wouldn t know they were there. once they re exposed, that s when they start to degrade, like any other rocks, they break down over time. reporter: another ancient site revealed in a diminished reservoir in spain, as the country battles its worst drought in decades. dubbed the spanish stonehenge, ....

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CNN CNN Newsroom With Jim Acosta June 4, 2024 19:53:00

It s an a dinosaur are from 113 million years ago. it was a two-legged carnivore, small arms very much like a tyrannosaurus rex, but a little bit smaller. it was still a pretty large creature. they were about seven tons or so when they were big. not a small critter for sure, and they walked through the limey, muddy seashore on the edge of the ocean that ran through what s now the united states. what protects these tracks, you know, they were laid down as a dinosaur walked on these muddy seashores and within a few days or weeks, from when they were put there, a flood covered it over with sediment, and that sediment is what protected it, and then over time those layers of sediment turned into limestone and other stones there. for over 100 million years those were protected and preserved by those layers of sediment and rock. and then the river carves down through those layers and exposes ....

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Caldera chronicles: A study of youthful faults on Yellowstone's fringe

Surficial geologic mapping by the Wyoming State Geological Survey has shed light on geologically young faults in the Jackson Lake area, just south of Yellowstone National Park. Though mostly inconspicuous ....

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Mainspring considers Ela Dam purchase

Franklin-based nonprofit Mainspring Conservation Trust will take the lead in efforts to remove 97-year-old Ela Dam if its board decides in favor of ac. ....

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