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European Geosciences Union

Is snow disappearing from European mountains? What happens if you drill into an earthquake zone? And what, exactly, is the carbon footprint of a meeting of scientists gathered to discuss these questions?

Join Quirin Schiermeier on our newsblog for diary reports from the European Geosciences Union annual gathering in Vienna. He'll be sending back news from 16-18 April.

While you're at it, why not also check out our climate change in focus?

Posted by Nicola Jones on April 13, 2007 01:49 PM |

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