Features
20 Medical
Geology
Earth and its materials have affected human health for thousands
of years. Recent events have put the spotlight on the evolving field of medical
geology, and earth scientists are key players.
Robert B. Finkelman, et al.
24 African
Dust in America
When drought hits the Sahara, the number of
asthma attacks increases on some Caribbean islands. Armed with remote sensing
images that track global movement of dust storms, researchers are investigating
links between dust and human health.
Joseph M. Prospero
28 Earth
Materials and Public Health
Not all earth materials are friendly to humans. Here we look at the current
status of some infamous culprits and some emerging problems.
Geotimes staff
34 Mapping
Arsenic in Groundwater
The USGS last year released findings on arsenic in groundwater. When policy-makers
begin to act on these data, scientists find that presentation can make all the
difference.
Sarah Ryker
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