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Cenozoic Exhumation Across The High Plains Of Southeastern Colorado From (U-Th)/He Thermochronology
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doi.org/10.2113/2023/lithosphe <-- shared paper
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[as a geologist and an adventure rider – and a Colorado resident that loves history - I have travelled all over this area; first photo is mine, my motorcycle under the Apishapa Arch in Aguilar, Colorado, a 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps project through a volcanic dyke, ‘coincidentally’ providing better access to land that a senator had purchased up around Cuchara and Cordova Passes]
#GIS #spatial #mapping #geology #Colorado #structuralgeology #Cenozoic #Thermochronology #model #modeling #3dmodeling #HighPlains #RockyMountains #Tertiary #intrusives #volcanics #vulcanism #SpanishPeaks #ApishapaArch #dates #dating #erosions #peneplanation #dikes #dykes

072 #Climate #Dikes
#NextBlue

This time a story that has nothing new for me...
but maybe for NON Dutch readers.
About dikes.

"Uncovering the hidden dangers within dikes"
door Frances Kannekens voor Next Blue

next.blue/uncovering-the-hidde

Quote:
"Mostly built of earth, with a vegetation cover on top, the dikes attract animals, especially the burrowing kind. These animals dig tunnels, holes and shelters to live in. While they make a safe home for themselves, their homes pose a significant threat to the dikes."

"For their concluding assignment, students assumed the roles of crisis coordination experts, specifically simulating the responsibilities of dijkgraafs or dike wardens. Their task involved addressing the imminent collapse risk of a damaged dike, compromised by animal burrows."

"While the students had to manage a pretend-crisis, the actual monitoring is done by watchful wardens who navigate the dike through stages – from assessment to emergencies."

Nextblue · Uncovering the hidden dangers within dikesMonitoring dikes is important as animal burrows impact the stability and safety of earthen dikes, students learn during a field trip.

In many places today, #dikes are being moved back, and #floodplains are being revitalized in order to give the #river more space during times of #flooding. This should make flood protection more effective and reduce the risk of flooding in #inhabited areas. Nevertheless, natural flood prevention projects are often met with considerable resistance from the general population.
#Environmental #SocialScience #sflorg
sflorg.com/2023/04/en04172302.

www.sflorg.comNatural flood prevention, higher trust through better communicationIf the population feels well informed, it has a more positive view towards nature-based flood prevention