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What happens when #flood protection infrastructure 🌊 fails during an extreme event? 30 years after the #Biescas disaster, this #GeoLog article highlights the risks of building on alluvial fans - and why we need smarter, nature-based approaches to flood management. 👉 Read the full article: https://egu.eu/5M64GJ

Ever wondered what's really happening beneath your feet🌍? This #GeoLog post highlights the new 2025 World Stress Map - over 100,000 records showing that crustal stress isn't just driven by plate tectonics, but is often overridden by local factors such as rock stiffness and topography. 👀 Interested in learning more? Head over to our latest #GeoLog for more insights: https://egu.eu/6UID2W

🌱 International Day for Mangrove Conservation!🌱 Can mangroves survive another strong EL Niño? This #GeoLog shares some good news: after decades of decline, #mangroves are growing back in parts of the world, thanks to restoration and natural regrowth. But it's not all good news - places like the Niger Delta are still losing mangroves fast, and a strong EL Niño this year could put even the recovering areas at risk⚠️. 🧵Read more here: https://egu.eu/0M2YDG 📸: Joern Behrens on #imaggeo

Can #science be #neutral in a world shaped by war, politics and global #crises? This #GeoLog post explores the great debate held during the Townhall Meeting " The Myth of Neutrality: Geoscience Responsibility in Times of Global Conflicts " at #EGU26, on whether scientists should remain neutral or take ethical and political responsibilities that shape their work. 👉 Read the full article here: https://egu.eu/501X1M

Think #EGU26 was just a conference? Think again🤔! Attending the EGU General Assembly is only the beginning of the EGU journey. In this #GeoLog, Josephine Cakuru, EGU's Community Development Assistant, highlights some of the best ways to engage with your scientific community and explore opportunities through our early-career scientist network. 👉 Read more here: https://egu.eu/4J992X 📸 Chaimae Beddad on https://imaggeo.egu.eu