Lecture Archive: Donald Prothero

Update: 2013-02-02

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Huge natural disasters—from earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions to floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, and blizzards—have had a profound effect on human history and civilization, often in surprising ways.

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Lecture Archive: Dean Wendt

2013-02-2101:09:37

Lecture Archive: Maddalena Bearzi

2013-02-2102:00

Lecture Archive: Linda McDermott

2013-02-2102:00

Lecture Archive: David Salomon

2013-02-1245:03

Lecture Archive: Richard L. James

2013-02-0251:40

Lecture Archive: Donald Prothero

2013-02-0201:03:00

Lecture Archive: Alex Hall

2013-02-0201:00:28

Lecture Archive: Kristy Forsgren

2013-02-0246:14

Lecture Archive: Dr. Lance Adams, Dan Lawson, Hugh & Pam Ryono

2013-01-3101:26:54

Lecture Archive: Mark Jackson

2013-01-2901:15:28

Lecture Archive: Bernie Krause

2013-01-2301:05:22

Lecture Archive: Jay Holcomb

2013-01-2201:02:06

Lecture Archive: Jerry Schubel

2012-09-1043:08

Lecture Archive: Wayne Trivelpiece

2012-07-2601:04:56

Lecture Archive: Dirk Rosen

2012-07-2645:49

Lecture Archive: Chris Plante

2012-07-2645:19

Lecture Archive: Heidi Cullen

2012-07-2601:04:40

Lecture Archive: Charles Moore

2012-07-2601:07:30

Lecture Archive: Ellen Prager

2012-07-2547:47

Lecture Archive: Brandon Strathmann

2012-07-2549:16

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Lecture Archive: Donald Prothero