Debra Brooks
@geobrooksey.bsky.social
Retired cc geology prof and geology enthusiast. I remember when university science buildings were built w/o women’s restrooms. Opinions are mine. She/Her 🚫DM
San Onfre Breccia, Dana Point, CA and Sky Blue Limestone, Crestmore Quarry, Riverside, CA.
San Onfre Breccia, Dana Point, CA and Sky Blue Limestone, Crestmore Quarry, Riverside, CA.
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The USGS produces a nice quantification of the risk of aftershocks. 7% chance of another M5 and less than 1% chance of being followed by a M6.
April 14, 2025 at 6:11 PM
The USGS produces a nice quantification of the risk of aftershocks. 7% chance of another M5 and less than 1% chance of being followed by a M6.
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If you had 101, that step won’t be traumatic. I’ve not taught historical in yrs; I don’t know the current best text, but whatever is used at your local college would be a place to start. I know an OER is currently in prep for the CA CC system, so you might check & see if there are any existing ones.
March 29, 2025 at 10:21 PM
If you had 101, that step won’t be traumatic. I’ve not taught historical in yrs; I don’t know the current best text, but whatever is used at your local college would be a place to start. I know an OER is currently in prep for the CA CC system, so you might check & see if there are any existing ones.
Just about any textbook used in an introductory historical geology class would be a good start. Check what is used at your local college.
March 29, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Just about any textbook used in an introductory historical geology class would be a good start. Check what is used at your local college.