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@PhoenixSerenity B.C. Eco Seed Co-op is great!
https://www.bcecoseedcoop.comMany unique, often heirloom varieties.
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@PhoenixSerenity B.C. Eco Seed Co-op is great!
https://www.bcecoseedcoop.comMany unique, often heirloom varieties.
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@PhoenixSerenity B.C. Eco Seed Co-op is great!
https://www.bcecoseedcoop.comMany unique, often heirloom varieties.
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@PhoenixSerenity B.C. Eco Seed Co-op is great!
https://www.bcecoseedcoop.comMany unique, often heirloom varieties.
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@PhoenixSerenity B.C. Eco Seed Co-op is great!
https://www.bcecoseedcoop.comMany unique, often heirloom varieties.
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Year three of owning our electric vehicle and operating costs are a quarter of what our gas-powered car cost. Winters in Canada are not an issue at all.
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Year three of owning our electric vehicle and operating costs are a quarter of what our gas-powered car cost. Winters in Canada are not an issue at all.
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Year three of owning our electric vehicle and operating costs are a quarter of what our gas-powered car cost. Winters in Canada are not an issue at all.
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Year three of owning our electric vehicle and operating costs are a quarter of what our gas-powered car cost. Winters in Canada are not an issue at all.
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Year three of owning our electric vehicle and operating costs are a quarter of what our gas-powered car cost. Winters in Canada are not an issue at all.
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A cross-polars image of a garnet lherzolite xenolith from the Cretaceous Nikos kimberlite on Somerset Island, arctic Canada. 2mm scale bar in the lower right corner.
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A cross-polars image of a garnet lherzolite xenolith from the Cretaceous Nikos kimberlite on Somerset Island, arctic Canada. 2mm scale bar in the lower right corner.
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A cross-polars image of a garnet lherzolite xenolith from the Cretaceous Nikos kimberlite on Somerset Island, arctic Canada. 2mm scale bar in the lower right corner.
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A cross-polars image of a garnet lherzolite xenolith from the Cretaceous Nikos kimberlite on Somerset Island, arctic Canada. 2mm scale bar in the lower right corner.
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A cross-polars image of a garnet lherzolite xenolith from the Cretaceous Nikos kimberlite on Somerset Island, arctic Canada. 2mm scale bar in the lower right corner.
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George Rossman, Caltech professor of mineralogy, emeritus, passed away on February 6, 2026. He was 81.
The unifying theme of his research career was a simple, relatable question: Why do gems and other minerals possess their distinctive colors? He also studied the distribution of water in minerals of the deep earth, electronic structure, etc.
From Chris Tacker on MSA-list and:
https://www.gps.caltech.edu/news-and-events/news/caltech-mourns-the-passing-of-george-rossman-19442026 -
George Rossman, Caltech professor of mineralogy, emeritus, passed away on February 6, 2026. He was 81.
The unifying theme of his research career was a simple, relatable question: Why do gems and other minerals possess their distinctive colors? He also studied the distribution of water in minerals of the deep earth, electronic structure, etc.
From Chris Tacker on MSA-list and:
https://www.gps.caltech.edu/news-and-events/news/caltech-mourns-the-passing-of-george-rossman-19442026 -
George Rossman, Caltech professor of mineralogy, emeritus, passed away on February 6, 2026. He was 81.
The unifying theme of his research career was a simple, relatable question: Why do gems and other minerals possess their distinctive colors? He also studied the distribution of water in minerals of the deep earth, electronic structure, etc.
From Chris Tacker on MSA-list and:
https://www.gps.caltech.edu/news-and-events/news/caltech-mourns-the-passing-of-george-rossman-19442026 -
George Rossman, Caltech professor of mineralogy, emeritus, passed away on February 6, 2026. He was 81.
The unifying theme of his research career was a simple, relatable question: Why do gems and other minerals possess their distinctive colors? He also studied the distribution of water in minerals of the deep earth, electronic structure, etc.
From Chris Tacker on MSA-list and:
https://www.gps.caltech.edu/news-and-events/news/caltech-mourns-the-passing-of-george-rossman-19442026 -
George Rossman, Caltech professor of mineralogy, emeritus, passed away on February 6, 2026. He was 81.
The unifying theme of his research career was a simple, relatable question: Why do gems and other minerals possess their distinctive colors? He also studied the distribution of water in minerals of the deep earth, electronic structure, etc.
From Chris Tacker on MSA-list and:
https://www.gps.caltech.edu/news-and-events/news/caltech-mourns-the-passing-of-george-rossman-19442026 -
Hand sample and thin section of a pillow rind and interior from Palaeogene lavas of eastern Baffin island. The solidifying melt continued to exsolve gas bubbles, trapped in the pillow interior by the rind.
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Hand sample and thin section of a pillow rind and interior from Palaeogene lavas of eastern Baffin island. The solidifying melt continued to exsolve gas bubbles, trapped in the pillow interior by the rind.
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Hand sample and thin section of a pillow rind and interior from Palaeogene lavas of eastern Baffin island. The solidifying melt continued to exsolve gas bubbles, trapped in the pillow interior by the rind.
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Hand sample and thin section of a pillow rind and interior from Palaeogene lavas of eastern Baffin island. The solidifying melt continued to exsolve gas bubbles, trapped in the pillow interior by the rind.
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Hand sample and thin section of a pillow rind and interior from Palaeogene lavas of eastern Baffin island. The solidifying melt continued to exsolve gas bubbles, trapped in the pillow interior by the rind.
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A thought-provoking and wide-ranging talk yesterday by Andy Wickert, University of Minnesota.
His group has tracked changes in drainage patterns during the final deglaciation of Minnesota (~11 thousand years ago) to changes in erosion rates since the advent of mechanical agriculture.
#UMN #McGillU #Minnesota #MississippiRiver #Glaciation #Sediments
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A thought-provoking and wide-ranging talk yesterday by Andy Wickert, University of Minnesota.
His group has tracked changes in drainage patterns during the final deglaciation of Minnesota (~11 thousand years ago) to changes in erosion rates since the advent of mechanical agriculture.
#UMN #McGillU #Minnesota #MississippiRiver #Glaciation #Sediments
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A thought-provoking and wide-ranging talk yesterday by Andy Wickert, University of Minnesota.
His group has tracked changes in drainage patterns during the final deglaciation of Minnesota (~11 thousand years ago) to changes in erosion rates since the advent of mechanical agriculture.
#UMN #McGillU #Minnesota #MississippiRiver #Glaciation #Sediments
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A thought-provoking and wide-ranging talk yesterday by Andy Wickert, University of Minnesota.
His group has tracked changes in drainage patterns during the final deglaciation of Minnesota (~11 thousand years ago) to changes in erosion rates since the advent of mechanical agriculture.
#UMN #McGillU #Minnesota #MississippiRiver #Glaciation #Sediments
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A thought-provoking and wide-ranging talk yesterday by Andy Wickert, University of Minnesota.
His group has tracked changes in drainage patterns during the final deglaciation of Minnesota (~11 thousand years ago) to changes in erosion rates since the advent of mechanical agriculture.
#UMN #McGillU #Minnesota #MississippiRiver #Glaciation #Sediments