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2008
Issues
- August Climate change and the electric grid;
Ocean fertilization;
Traveling around Oregon
- July Meteorite Strikes Peru;
Traveling to Guilin, China;
Tracking Hurricanes
- June Food versus Fuel; Road Trip; Salt of the Earth
- May Venturing to Venus
- April Desert Power: A Solar Renaissance
- March Down with the Dams: Unchaining U.S. Rivers
- February Oil Around the World
- January Out of Africa: Following the Arabian Trail
2007
Issues
2006
Issues
- December
Highlights of 2006
- November
Exploring Alaska's Oil and Gas
- October
Geocatastrophes
- September
Coal
- August
Controlling Nature
- July
The Race to Space
- June
Taking the Nano View
- May
The Hunt for Clean Drinking Water at Our Coasts and Around the World
- April
A New Look at Mining: The Changing Landscape for Resource Development
- March
Ice: What It Reveals About the Planet's Climate Past, Present &
Future
- February
Turning Trash Into Energy: From Digging Landfill Wells for Gas to
Alternative Fuel Technologies
- January
A Dinosaur Revolution
2005
Issues
- December
Highlights of 2005
- November
Natural Hazards: The Rising Cost
- October
Global Resources: China's Changing Landscape
- September
Human Evolution: Following our Ancestors
- August
Renewable Energy: Plugging into the Grid
- July
Deep Impact: Coming July 4 to a Comet Near You
- June
Science to Screen: Separating Fact from Fiction in the Movies
- May
Human Health: Malaria Mapping & Prevention, Lead's Toxic Urban
Legacy and Children's Health ... and More
- April
Submerged: 8,000 Years of Flooding in Egypt Coping With Climate
Change
- March
Predicting Disaster: Tsunamis, Earthquakes and More
- February
Fossil Hunting in Antarctica and Around the World
- January
Murder and Mud: Investigating Crime Scenes
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2004
Issues
- December
Oil Hotspots
- November
Methane Hydrates
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October Election 2004
- September
Higher Education
- August
Geology and Wine
- July
Highlights:
Discoveries in the Earth Sciences
- June
Stone Sculpture
- May
Groundwater on Tap
- April
In Harm's Way: Living with
Volcanoes
- March
Geologic drilling
- February
Tracing the Path of the First Americans
- January
Impacts: Identifying the Structures Asteroids and Comet Collisions Leave
Behind
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2003
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2002
Issues
- December
On the Ocean Floor
- November
The Future of Oil and Gas
- October
Urban Geology
- September
Teaching Earth Science
- August
Pipeline Survey Finds a Relic of History; Geoscience Funding Texas-Style
- July
Highlights: Discoveries in the Earth Sciences
- June
Saving Earth's Legacies
- May
Water
- April
Earthscope
- March
Our Nuclear Legacy
- February
Geology of Afghanistan
- January
Soils
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2001 Issues
- December
Past Climates, Future Change
- November
Geoscience and Human Health
- October
Geologic Detective Story in Kansas
- September
Annual Geoscience Education issue
- August
Ocean Drilling Program: Geoscience Societies Going Global
- July Annual
Highlights Issue: Overview of 2000 Research
- June Geology
Roadtrips; Energy Research and Policy for the Future
- May Moving
Earth: Karst — the Stealthy Hazard; Dress Rehearsal for the 'Big One';
Earthquake Devastates Vulnerable India
- April
Geoscience and Public Policy: Geology in National Parks; Congressional Scientists;
Investments for the Future: NSF and USGS
- March It's
Time to Know the World's Mineral Resources; The Vredefort Saga; The State
of Mining in Africa
- February
GeoJobs: Jobs in the Core Fields: Off the Beaten Path
- January
E-communication and Earth Science: Scientific e-Journals; Integrating
Information; The Virtual Tutor; Becoming Digital
- December
The Evolution Debate
- November
Technology in the Earth Sciences
- October
Paleontology; The Trouble with Fossil Thieves; Paleontologists in Academia
and Industry
- September
Geoscience Education
- August Life
Below and Life 'Out There'; The Making of Lunar Explorers
- July Annual
Highlights Issue: Overview of 1999 Research
- June Science
at the U.S. Geological Survey
- May Mount
St. Helens 20 Years Later; Rethinking Flood Prediction; Earth Science Week
Goes Global
- April A
New Look at Natural Disasters; Mining on Federal Lands; New Geoscience Leader
at NSF (Interview with Geosciences Director Margaret Leinen)
- March The
Brunton: Yesterday and Today; A 'Legendary Geoscientist'
- February
The Science of Forensic Geology; Azerbaijan's Oil Opportunities
- January
Buried Treasure: Recharging Oil in the Gulf of Mexico; The Environmental Stories
of Microfossils
- December
America's First Gold Rush; The Story of a Meteorite
- November
Watching New Madrid; A New Vision for the USGS: Part II
- October
Kansas Rejects Evolution: A Response from the Geoscience Community; A New
Vision for the USGS (Interview with USGS Director Chip Groat)
- September
Special Issue on Geoscience Education
- August A
Crinoid Conundrum; the State of the Aggregate Industry
- July 1998
Geoscience Highlights
- June Rocks
Redux
- May Paleoecology
of Estuaries
- April Geoscience
and Public Policy
- March The
Day the Sea Stood Still Part II
- February
The Day the Sea Stood Still
- January
Glaciers and Garnets
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