The latest edition of The Accretionary Wedge is up at Green Gabbro, although I wasn't able to get my uniformitarianism vs. catastrophism post finished in time (it's almost done though; it'll be up later today). There's some great stuff over there, so be sure to check out the myth-busting entries submitted by a number of geo-bloggers.
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No, I'm not going to AGU this year. But if you are, AGU has activities for bloggers. From Maria-José Viñas, AGU's public affairs coordinator:
Anyone who donated to the Geobloggers Giving Kids the Earth challenge should have received a "giving card" via e-mail in the past few days. If you're confused about it, here's the explanation:
Apparently Sb has been snapping up quality science bloggers at an extraordinary rate, and the latest member of the collective is Maria of Green Gabbro. It's definitely good to have another geo-blogger in the house.
Anne Jefferson from Highly Allochthonous pointed me to a new essay from Geoscientist Online, the member magazine of