Geology for Global Development

Friday Photo (60): Active Geology – Displacement on a Fault, Kazakhstan

Rosalie Tostevin December 7, 2012 Active geology, Earthquakes, Kazakhstan, Photos Comments Closed

The ridges running across this Kazakhstan landscape are a result of displacement on an active fault. Credit: Tim Middleton.

By Rosalie Tostevin

Rosalie was the Himalayas Programme Officer for Geology for Global Development and writer for the GfGD blog. She is a geochemist and a postdoc at the University of Oxford.

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Geology for Global Development (GfGD) is a UK-based organisation, founded by Joel Gill, working to support young geologists to make an effective contribution to international development. Through this blog we’ll be sharing articles, discussions, photographs and news about our work - all relating to the application of geology to the fight against global poverty. Many of the blogs we publish are written by guest authors, allowing young geoscientists from around the world to have their say. Do get in touch if you’d like to contribute.