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We study the source to sink movement of dust in the critical zone. One of nine Clusters in the Critical Zone Collaborative Network.
We study the source to sink movement of dust in the critical zone. One of nine Clusters in the Critical Zone Collaborative Network.
"You know the toxic dust that you’re talking about? That’s my scientific research."
From October 2023. Cluster member and University of #Utah-based Kevin Perry talks about work studying the shrinking Great Salt Lake with Science Friday.
Our work is in the #CriticalZone, the #ComplexSystems of the Earth's surface that support terrestrial life.
Putting in a different way:
Fascinating look at what drives #water through top #soil presented during #EGU24.
"Our study indicates that using the antecedent precipitation index as a substitute for antecedent wetness conditions may not be able to comprehensively reflect the relation between the runoff response and antecedent soil moisture conditions in the topsoil in the given catchment."
📖🔗 https://bit.ly/EGU24HS2112A11
Presented during @EuroGeosciences 2024 General Assembly: https://bit.ly/EGU24_HS2-1-12
Karin Ardon-Dryer at the Dust Alliance of North America (DANA) March 2024 webinar
Title: Why we need to rethink how we evaluate the impact of dust events on air quality and human health
Different factors lead to the fact that dust events receive less attention and lead to a limited understanding of the impacts of dust events. Watch this webinar and learn more about the Implication and impact of dust particles on human health.
On this #EarthDay we're sharing this collection of videos from researchers who are studying the parts of the Earth which sustain terrestrial surface life.
We love this work, and here's some of the reasons why.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLELOz7SwUyhOJ0Up5gWiIu-ewF5_yCUgm&si=Rt-tFZNwBROb1eF3
Taylor Swift isn’t the only person who includes small details for sharp-eyed viewers to enjoy.
From Cluster member @jmunroe at #EGU24:
“Enjoyed spotting the hidden R2D2 in the lower corner of the slides for this presentation about dust in Tunisia.”
Outtakes and variants from recent sessions generating images for #EGU24-related content.
"Exploring Earth's Critical Zone Through the U.S. Critical Zone Collaborative Network" presented attendees of this #EGU24 poster session an overview of how our Dust Cluster works with and alongside the other 8 clusters in the CZ Net.
"Such collaboration is imperative for addressing pressing global environmental challenges."
Good evening #EGU24 attendees.
Here's a video playlist to enjoy as you recharge your social and intellectual energy storage cells.
During the summer of 2023 one of our Cluster collaborators collected samples from the array of passive #dust collectors we maintain in the southwestern U.S.
This is The Collectors Tour.