EarthWeek Diary

Greetings – Welcome Back for Week2!
For those that need a refresher on WHAT TO DO, and how to participate, please see the Discussion Instructions document. Be sure to read and follow the instructions before posting a response in the discussion.
Briefly:
Thoroughly read through the 1-page Earthweek Diary below. THEN select ONE featured topic in the Diary that you found especially interesting or significant in some way.
Do a quick search to find out anything more that you can about the topic that interested you. Or select a similar, related item you discover in your search. It need not be of the specific example in the Diary. Select a map, photo, diagram, or other item to share and then,
POST to the discussion board a comment or brief description of what you found out and include the photo, map, etc. in your posting so the entire class can check it out and learn something new as well. That’s it! Embed the actual map or photo instead of just a LINK. SHOW us in your posting. Also, when posting links, (for video clips, web sites, etc., – be sure to use INSERT > LINK > EXTERNAL LINK to enter the URL so it is “HOT” for us anxious readers who want to just click and go see for ourselves!
Tips:
Keep it brief – a few sentences to a paragraph or so is all that is required. Pick a single concept or point or two to remark upon – this is not the place for a FULL book report.
It’s perfectly ok to remark on a topic that someone has already contributed on. Simply add to the discussion with a different map, photo, or link, and offer your own commentary. Do not just repeat what is already in the EarthDiary.
You may freely reply to each others posts, introduce yourselves to each other, share additional stories if you like. Only your original discussion posting on the Weekly Diary topic you selected is required and counted for point value however. Anything additional in the way of comments you contribute between each other are quite welcome, but optional.
All right! Here’s the CURRENT Earthweek Diary for the week ending Friday, June 11, 2021. Look it over, find something out that you can add to any one item (don’t forget to grab a map, photo, doc or link!) – and then Post to Share!
(side tip: Note the TWO SEASONAL TEMPERATURE EXTREMES on the Map)

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