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Abstract: Molecular Characterization of Biochar Carbon Structure
Arka Rudra, Henrik I. Petersen, Hamed Sanei
The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)
... is to repyrolyse the biochar samples produced from forest, food, and agricultural waste and sewage sludge by pyrolysis gas chromatography mass spectrometry (Py-GC...
2024
Memorial: Terry Michael Sarniak (1949-2020)
Staff
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... a little too much Food Network. He received his master’s degree in science from Wayne State University in 1979 and worked as a geologist/geophysicist...
2020
Memorial: John "JJ" Richard (1926-2021)
Staff
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... uncle's grocery store delivering food and then learned to cut meat in the butcher shop. A World War II veteran, he enlisted after graduating from Dover...
2022
Abstract: Incorporating traditional ecological knowledge into environmental assessments --- Labrador experience
Bevin R. LeDrew, Tony Williamson
Atlantic Geology
... and climate, characteristics of food sources (including mystical and medicinal properties), ecological relationships, animal behaviour, and sustainability...
1999
Abstract: Three Paleo Human Mysteries
Neil Bockoven, PhD
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
...) Homicide by modern humans; 2) Disease brought by modern humans; 3) Competition for food and resources; 4) Our larger population absorbed...
2020
Memorial: Lewis F. Wells (1920-2004)
DeForrest Smouse
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
..., and the Polish Cross for his participation in food drops to starving people in Poland. Lewis completed his education, graduating with honors from...
2005
ABSTRACT: Taurus-Littrow: A Geologic Field Site and Lunar Base, by Harrison H. Schmitt; #91043 (2011)
Search and Discovery.com
2011
Abstract: Showcase $70 MM Renewable Energy Plant Planned for Darwin
PESA Staff
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... electricity and heat in gas turbines and boilers or in the longer term for the extraction of industrial resins, food flavourings, and other natural...
2007
Abstract: On-Site Nutrient Depletion as a Cause and an Effect of Soil Erosion
Ghulam M. Hashim
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... tropical areas; in the words of E. Smaling, it is a 'quiet crisis' which is threatening sustainable agriculture and food security. Soil erosion is one...
1999
Abstract: Torngat Mountain National Park: an ancient land, an Inuit homeland
Gary Baikie, Judy Rowell, Fred Sheppard
Atlantic Geology
... by this geology. Everywhere there is evidence of stones marking tent rings, stone graves, food caches, stone traps, stones used to erect inuksuit...
2013
Abstract: Water Conservation and GHG Reduction through Appropriate Agriculture
Mariana Amato, Michele Perniola, Stella Lovelli, Roberta Rossi, Giovanni Bitella, Rocco Bochicchio, Aniello Aloia
Atlantic Geology
... della Lucania (SA), Italy ¶ 2. MIDA (Integrated Environment Museums). Pertosa (SA), Italy ¶ 3. School of Agriculture, Forestry, Food and Environmental...
2014
Abstract: Examination of Trace Metals in Gastropods to Determine the Potential for Accumulation in the Border Marsh Region
Amanda L. Loder, Mark Mallory, Ian Spooner, Christine Mclauchlan, Patrick O. Englehardt, Chris White
Atlantic Geology
...ffective indicators of metal accumulation and are an important food source for breeding birds. A previous study indicated significant lead and arsenic...
2014
Abstract: New insights into a brackish Carboniferous ecosystem through the coprolites of the Joggins Formation, Nova Scotia, Canada
M. Chipman, M. Grey, P. Pufahl
Atlantic Geology
... of the Joggins Formation has broadened our understanding of the aquatic ecology, specifically the food web. Coprolites preserve undigested material...
2018
Abstract: Paleoecologic Implications of Chemoautotrophic Molluscan-Dominated Assemblages on the Louisiana Continental Slope, by W. R. Callender and E. N. Powell; #91004 (1991)
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1991
Abstract: The Canadian Experience in Frontier Environmental Protection, by G. H. Jones; #91004 (1991)
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1991
Abstract: Stable Carbon Isotopic Composition of Lipids of Hydrocarbon Seep Mussels and Whitefish: Carbon Flow Implications, by J. Fang, A. Jun, and P. A. Comet, and J. M. Brooks; #91014 (1992).
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1992
Abstract: Global Cyclostratigraphy - A Model of Carbonate Growth Patterns, by Y. Y. Li, I. Lerche, and M. A. Perlmutter; #90987 (1993).
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1993
Abstract: Mercury Contamination in the Oil and Gas Industry, by W. Oberle, L. Warfield, and J. Manship; #90993 (1993).
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1993
Uniqueness of Man and His Environment: REPLY TO IVAN P. COLBURN
W. T. Pecora
AAPG Bulletin
... acceptable than adoption of his proposed criteria concerning types of food, recreational activity, automobile uses, and city dwellings. Perhaps...
1973
Environmental Impact of Offshore Petroleum Operations: ABSTRACT
Nugent Brasher, Jr.
AAPG Bulletin
... not only favor fishing because they provide food and shelter for marine life, but also offer protection to the recreationalist should a boat break down...
1974
Abstract: An Alternative Benthic Biofacies Model for the Plio-Pleistocene of the Gulf of Mexico: Examples from the Green Canyon Area, by T. Villamil, C. Arango, P. Weimer, and M. Rowanart Waterman; #90950 (1996).
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1996
Energy Requirements of South Pacific and the Role of Renewables: ABSTRACT
Kenneth Newcombe, Stephen Meyers, Wm. Sam Pintz, Kirk R. Smith
AAPG Bulletin
.... For these nations, biomass potential will also be constrained by the limited land area and by competition with food export crops. The energy survey concluded...
1982
Abstract: Hydrodynamics of the Shallow Salt-Water Interface in the Unglaciated Appalachian Plateau, by D. R. Wunsch; #90939 (1997)
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1997