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Elizabeth Borneman

My name is Elizabeth Borneman and I am a freelance writer, reader, and coffee drinker. I live on a small island in Alaska, which gives me plenty of time to fish, hike, kayak, and be inspired by nature. I enjoy writing about the natural world and find lots of ways to flex my creative muscles on the beach, in the forest, or down at the local coffee shop.

How Deforestation Affects Physical Geography

August 11, 2020April 27, 2014 by Elizabeth Borneman

Deforestation is a problem we are likely all familiar with, even in passing. We drive or walk by small or large tracts of land with … Read more

Categories Physical Geography Tags deforestation
Satellite image showing the changing river patterns of the Amazon River. Image: NASA, public domain.

How Rivers Change the Landscape

October 15, 2021April 24, 2014 by Elizabeth Borneman

Rivers twist and turn, shaping the environment around them just as the physical geography of the surrounding landscape shapes them.

Categories Hydrology Tags erosion, river
Photograph of the eruption from the summit of Eyjafjallajökull from the north looking to the south across the Gígjökull outlet glacier, its "missing" proglacial (ice-margin) lake caused by the jökulhlaup that filled in the lake. Photo: Oddur Sigurðsson, Iceland Meteorological Office. Public domain.

Volcanoes and Glaciers in Iceland

February 18, 2021April 2, 2014 by Elizabeth Borneman

Iceland is a country of varied geography, topography, and landscape.

Categories Geomorphology, Glaciology Tags Iceland, volcanic activity

Changing Geography of the Dead Sea

July 31, 2014February 26, 2014 by Elizabeth Borneman

We’ve all seen the pictures- tourists floating in a picturesque lake surrounded by a mountainous desert environment, calmly reading flipping the pages of a newspaper … Read more

Categories Physical Geography Tags Dead Sea, dead zone
View of Zoroaster Temple from the El Tovar Hotel in the Grand Canyon. Photo: Michael Quinn, NPS, Public Domain.

The Grand Canyon

February 26, 2022February 10, 2014 by Elizabeth Borneman

The Grand Canyon is one of America’s most beloved and well-known geographical wonders and is visited by millions of people every year.

Categories Geomorphology Tags Grand Canyon
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