Anthropocene Sediment Network
@anthrosednet.bsky.social
Everything that moves on #Earth is #sediment 🌏
We engage with physical and humanities disciplines to understand, and find solutions for, the complex life of anthro-sediments in our shared #Anthropocene #Environment 🌱
✨Get involved: http://anthrosednet.com
We engage with physical and humanities disciplines to understand, and find solutions for, the complex life of anthro-sediments in our shared #Anthropocene #Environment 🌱
✨Get involved: http://anthrosednet.com
Well that's even more fascinating!
June 5, 2025 at 7:36 PM
Well that's even more fascinating!
Love the story of how Blue John got its name… they used amber to extract it, turning the edges of some blocks yellow & the mineral itself is blue. When trading it to France, it was called bleu jaune (blue yellow) stone, and the name returned to the mines in a more native sounding “Blue John”. 🪨
June 5, 2025 at 6:06 PM
Love the story of how Blue John got its name… they used amber to extract it, turning the edges of some blocks yellow & the mineral itself is blue. When trading it to France, it was called bleu jaune (blue yellow) stone, and the name returned to the mines in a more native sounding “Blue John”. 🪨
The hard work behind the film is evident, its powerful stuff. Thank you for making it! We are all connected through sediment, and highlights the complexity of the challenges we are faced with today! Drinking water shouldn’t be “toxic waste”, that much is clear.
April 30, 2025 at 4:30 PM
The hard work behind the film is evident, its powerful stuff. Thank you for making it! We are all connected through sediment, and highlights the complexity of the challenges we are faced with today! Drinking water shouldn’t be “toxic waste”, that much is clear.
Our pleasure, it’s a fantastic film 🎥
April 30, 2025 at 4:26 PM
Our pleasure, it’s a fantastic film 🎥