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October:
Urban geology
November:
Future Oil Exploration
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"For Students" feature: The Rocks
Rediscovered, by Donald Siegel.
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August 30
In
Memoriam: J. David Love
August 20
Gifts place more core
in the public trust
August 15
Floods wreak havoc in
Europe
August 9
Congress
chastises Bush budget for USGS
August 2
Kilauea's
race to the sea
August 1
Proposed
Iceland dam generates controversy
Webextras Archive
News Notes
Seismic
testimony in pipeline explosion
Song
of the low tide blues
Guatemala's Olmec
jade
Grounding Antarctic melting
Suspect
killer: volcanism
Field
Notes
Conversations for Our Earth
Earth scientists have the responsibility to celebrate and share their passion for Earth.
M. Ray Thomasson
Political Scene
Climate Policy that Makes a Difference
The proposed Weather Safety Act will attempt to do something about the weather.
David Curtiss
On Exhibit
Marble Medley
Art, geology and history converge at the Vermont Marble Museum.
Alma Hale Paty
Geomedia
Living with Earthquakes in California: a Survivor’s Guide
Mapping tsunami risk in Alaska
Scientific journal for vadose zone
ON
THE COVER The Rio Grande winds through San Vicente Canyon in Big Bend National Park, Texas. Issues of water resources are important along the Rio Grande and other parts of the U.S. Southwest. Read the related Geophenomena story, and visit the Geotimes Web site later in the month for a story about geoscience funding in Texas. Photo by Laurence Parent Photography, Manchaca, Texas.
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