Geotimes March 2000

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Coming in the
April issue:

Annual issue on geoscience policy:

Newt Gingrich on scientists and citizenship

A new look at natural disasters

and more...

Publisher
Marcus Milling
Acting Editor
David Applegate
Managing Editor
Kristina Bartlett
Associate Editor
Christina A. Reed
Editorial Assistant
Laura Wright
Designer
Mark B. Shaver
Advertising Coordinator
John P. Rasanen
Circulation
David C. Stevens

Editorial Board

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About the Cover
Wyoming geologist J. David Love surveys part of the Grand Teton range, which he helped map. This image is a photo enhanced with a watercolor effect. The original photo was taken in 1954 by Bob Houston, who was doing field work with Love at the time. Photo supplied courtesy of Love.
See page 18.

From the Editor
by Kristina Bartlett and David Applegate

Political Scene
Gone Fishing
by Eileen McLellan

The Society Page

Geotimes Web Extra:
ODP Director Resigns

News Notes

Fossil faux pas

Potential energy on the Hill

Humans: One
big family

A truce on global warming

Seismology
gives more
history to
cratonic roots

and more...

Feature

A Legendary Geoscientist
by Kristina Bartlett
One of the most important Rocky Mountain field geologists offers advice for the future. A brief picture of David Love, the Wyoming geologist who received the American Geological Institute's first Legendary Geoscientist Award.

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