A New Home For The GfGD Blog. Since February 2011 we have been posting on this blogspot site. We have collated over 243 posts on topics from disaster risk reduction, water and sanitation in the developing world, and sustainable mining. We regularly get over 4500 pageviews a month, and since we started have had more than 58,000 pageviews. Over the past 30 days we have had our highest ever number of pageviews! And are delighted to accept and become part of this network.

Geology, heritage, sciences, research and engagement all in an eccletic mix of opinions, facts and fantasy. This is a piece I wrote for the European Geosciences Union blog, GeoLog, and can be found on their website. As summer is around the corner and with it .

M 66 - 139 km E of Kimbe, Papua New Guinea. Mt Etna found to be sliding downhill towards the sea. Early life had evolutionary power to survive radical changes in environment. M 64 - 214 km NW of Saumlaki, Indonesia. M 63 - Southeast Indian Ridge. M 63 - 148 km E of Kimbe, Papua New Guinea. The traditional way of ma.

New Types of Crisis Drivers.

I am an Independent Consultant; my background includes a PhD at Southampton University, researching cascading and linked multi-hazards. I set up this blog to work through my ideas related to this area of research and hopefully receive some feedback from others with similar interests or greater expertise. With it being such a relatively new area of research, collaborating and exploring these ideas together could help us understand these phenomena better.