TuesdayNewsdayVol. 8 - Issue 22 - February 22, 2022 |  |
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 Enormous volumes of floodwater from the Missoula megafloods once poured over Dry Falls, which stretches 3.5 miles wide and drops 400 feet. |
As ice sheets began melting at the end of the last ice age, a series of cataclysmic floods scoured the landscape of eastern Washington in an area now known as the Channeled Scablands. A new study shows how the changing weight of the ice sheets would have caused the entire landscape to tilt, changing the course of the megafloods. |
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 | Amy Gerstler and Steve Gunderson are co-authors of 'The Artificial Woman,' which receives its world premiere at UC Santa Cruz later this month. |
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 | A study by UCSC researchers shows how clear cutting in the 1800s caused the San Lorenzo River to cut a deep channel and abandon its floodplain. |
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 | Assistant Professor of Sociology Juan Manuel Pedroza's latest research offers insights that may help improve access to justice for vulnerable communities. |
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 | Yahoo Life - February 14, 2022
Queer youth are embracing a flood of labels, from 'aceflux' to 'xenogender.' Here's why. |  | US News & World Report - February 15, 2022
Honduras Ex-President Hernández Arrested at US Request |  | Bloomberg News - February 13, 2022
California Without Beaches? Rising sea levels pose a real threat |  | Nature - February 16, 2022
COVID reinfections surge during Omicron onslaught |  | LA Times - February 15, 2022
Once celebrated by American leaders, former Honduran president now sought on U.S. drug charges |  | Telemundo 48 - February 17, 2022
Inmigrantes no denuncian los fraudes |  | Alta - February 17, 2022
“We’re Kind of Built on This Knife’s Edge” |  | AP News - February 15, 2022
Honduras ex-President Hernández arrested at US request |
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