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Free Online Access to Natural Hazards Journal

November 1, 2007 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on Free Online Access to Natural Hazards Journal

 

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Earth Fissures on Phoenix PBS Affiliate “Horizon” Show

June 5, 2007 rockman Geologic Hazards Comments Off on Earth Fissures on Phoenix PBS Affiliate “Horizon” Show

Phoenix Arizona’s PBS affiliate, KAET-TV, Channel 8 had a segment on Earth Fissures on their May 30th episode of "Horizons". They interviewed one resident of the Chandler Heights area that has problems with earth fissures on her property. They also interviewed Todd Shippman with the AZGS in the field. Todd is the project manager for the AZGS’ earth fissure mapping program. The bulk of the program was an interview with Lee Allison, the head of the AZGS and the Arizona State Geologist. He explains the earth fissure mapping program, and the planning scale maps that were just released this week on the AZGS Website. Click through for embedded video of the segment from the Horizon Website. You can also download it as a podcast if you wish. (Photo courtesy of NCS Consultants, LLC.)

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Free Online Access to Springer Journals

August 15, 2008 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on Free Online Access to Springer Journals

According to an email I received about 2 days ago, three Springer Journals will have free online access for the next 30 days. One is Hydrogeology Journal, the other two journals are… 

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Home Owners Insurance Doesn’t Cover Geologic Hazards

June 26, 2007 rockman Geologic Hazards Comments Off on Home Owners Insurance Doesn’t Cover Geologic Hazards

Anyone who owns a house or is looking to buy one should be aware that nearly all home owner’s insurance policies will not cover them in the event their home is damaged by common geologic processes including floods, landslides, earthquakes, subsidence, and expansive or swelling soils. (Image by Geology.com)

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