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My name is Joshua Hedlund. Welcome to the Joshua Science blog. I keep these posts separate from my main blog because they involve topics would be considered "boring" to most of my family, friends, and general readers. I'm a data junkie and statistics nerd who also happens to have a insatiable desire to understand the world, so sometimes when I come across publicly available data about earthquakes, ice levels, tornadoes, and more, I like to analyze that data and present my findings here.
Monthly Archives: February 2011
Arkansas And New Madrid Activity – February 2011
Note: This is part of an ongoing series. Be sure to check out the March 2011 update on Earthquakes In Arkansas and the New Madrid Last month I looked at the earthquake activity being recorded in the Midwest. I confirmed that … Continue reading
Posted in Earthquakes
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Do Mild Winters or Extreme Winters Prove Global Warming?
Yesterday I caught part of an interview on with Ralph Cicerone on St. Louis Public Radio. He is an atmospheric scientist who is president of the National Academy of Sciences (wiki), which basically means that he’s one of those people … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
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