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Julian Marks

Julian Marks is a freelance geography writer. He holds an undergraduate degree in Geography and a M.Sc in Environmental Change And Climate Dynamics.
Ripples in the sand are created by the wind. Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, Death Valley.

Sand Dunes in the United States

October 16, 2021September 25, 2021 by Julian Marks

Dunes often occur in expansive clusters or dune fields, some exceeding hundreds of square miles in area.

Categories Geomorphology Tags sand dunes, United States
Pahoehoe from Kilauea eruption, 1989.

Pacific Ring of Fire

September 23, 2021September 20, 2021 by Julian Marks

The Ring of Fire refers to the long chain of volcanoes and earthquake zones that encircle much of the Pacific Ocean.

Categories Geomorphology Tags earthquakes, volcanoes
Radar image showing the North American Monsoon over the interior Southwest.

North American Monsoon

September 20, 2021August 6, 2021 by Julian Marks

The North American Monsoon is a pattern of increased rainfall that occurs across much of the southwestern USA and northern Mexico, often commencing in July and ending in September. 

Categories Climatology Tags North American Monsoon, Southwest, United States
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