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July 26
Senate
boosts NSF geoscience funding
July 19
Alaska's melting glaciers
July 11
Senate votes in favor
of Yucca Mountain
July 10
A new face
for human evolution
July 3
Grounding
Antarctic melting
News Notes
Narrowing
the radio spectrum for geoscience
Revisiting
the first hydrothermal vents
Dispute over first
rocks fit for life
Big oil numbers for Alaska
Mapping
water on Mars
Field
Notes
Geophenomena
Earthquake
Stresses
High
water in Venice
Technology
Lake
Creates Natural Air Conditioner
It’s
hot outside but Cornell is keeping cool, thanks to a geotechnical engineering
feat.
Lisa M. Pinsker
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THE COVER Research in 2001 by Carol Finn and others at the U.S. Geological Survey found that hydrothermal alternation on Mount Rainer has weakened the volcano's sides. Volcanic explosions are not the only dangers this volcano presents to nearby residents. Photo by L. Lane Supplied courtesy of the National Park Service. Read the story. Errata
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