In our inaugural episode of Earth News Interviews, we get into a discussion about the K-Pg extinction event with geophysicist and extinction aficionado, Dr. Charly Bank. We learn about the discovery of a flood layer in North Dakota which may have been deposited in the first hours after impact, and find out what it can tell us about that fateful day.
Primary readings discussed:
Astonishment, skepticism greet fossils claimed to record dinosaur-killing asteroid impact
The Day the Dinosaurs Died
The Subduction Pulley with Erkan Gun and Russ Pysklywec
DEI in the Earth Sciences
Geophysical Techniques and Mineral Exploration with Andrei Swidinsky
New Years Episode 2022
Protoplanetary Disks and Backward Spinning Stars with J. J. Zanazzi
Canada's Nuclear Waste Management Plan with Andrew Parmenter
The History of Earth Sciences Education with Erik Klemetti
Compositions of Exoplanets and their Stars with Diana Valencia
Flood Risks and Hazards with Joseph Desloges
The Life and Legend of the Ediacaran Biota with Marc Laflamme
Special New Years Episode
Continental Drip with Oguz Gogus
The Plastic Problem with Miriam Diamond
Ultrafast Metamorphic Reactions with Xu Chu
Geoscience Education: Field Course Roundtable
Microfibre Pollution with Samantha Athey
Fracking Induced Seismicity with Dr. Semechah Lui
The Ocean and Carbon Sequestration with Elizabeth Phillips
Monitoring Volcanic Eruptions with Paul Ashwell
The Nuclear Waste Storage Problem with Don Davis
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