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Neocatastrophism is the geological theory that redefines our understanding of time and landscape formation. It balances the traditional idea of slow, gradual change with the significant, landscape-shaping role of rare,…
In Iceland, where colossal glaciers conceal active volcanoes, a terrifying phenomenon known as a jökulhlaup can occur. These sudden and catastrophic glacial outburst floods are among the most powerful natural…
Journey to eastern Washington, where the scarred landscape tells a tale of a flood of biblical proportions from the last Ice Age. In just a matter of days, a torrent…
As glaciers around the world recede, they reveal brand-new landscapes known as glacial forefields. These raw, dynamic environments are not just barren expanses of rock and sediment; they are living…