The Rs have no plan! They have had plenty of opportunities to present a concept of a plan, but nothing materializes.

Loved this! Thanks for sharing.

The findings of this study (decreased ocean greenness) are closely tied to our (@lijingcheng.bsky.social et al) previous findings of an increasing trend in ocean stratification. See e.g. my @newsweek.com commentary on that study: www.newsweek.com/climate-chan...

I also like to use some of their examples from previous underwater experiments (Reffet et al., 2010; doi.org/10.1130/G308...) to show how acute and obtuse diverging winds result in different dune types (inspired by @agunn.bsky.social 's Sharp Lecture last year):

Yup, Oregon Coast was part of that area. Worst ‘summer’ in 24 years… more fog than I care to remember, due to above average temps in inland areas.

Fantastic product for any scientist wanting to learn more about Cascadia paleoseismic history.

Not uncommon to see this since it reflects the level of collaboration between state geological surveys at boundaries, mapping priorities, and scale of previous mapping

Oregon developed something comparable based on the average of a suite of M9 EQs, along with the 2% EQ hazard maps. You can access these maps here : d3itl75cn7661p.cloudfront.net/dogami/dds/p...

Thanks for sharing this link.