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German Scientists: “Antarctic Shelf-Ice More Stable Than Thought…Potsdam Alarm Stories Becoming Obselete”

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Antarctic Shelf-Ice More Stable Than Thought: Potsdam Alarm Stories Becoming Obselete By Dr. Sebastain Lüning and Prof. Fritz Vahrenholt (Translated/edited with permission by P. Gosselin) The Antarctic ice shelf is made up of huge ice sheets that float on the ocean and are firmly connected to the mainland ice cap. There are two main ice […]

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Leading European Geologist, Scientist Peter A. Ziegler Passes Away…

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Hans Labohm sent an e-mail with sad news: Swiss scientist Peter A Ziegler has passed away. Professor Dr Dr Peter A. Ziegler, 1928 – 2013. Photo credit: Ziegler family archive, GNU Free Documentation License. Prof. Ziegler made a tremendous contribution to the fields of geology, energy, climate and our understanding of how the planet evolved. Arthur […]

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