Published by the American Geological Institute
October 2000
Paleontology
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Fossils
in the Oil Patch
Employment of and support for paleontologists in industry is on the decline at a time when paleontological data is increasingly important for understanding global issues and finding new oil reservoirs. Martin B. Farley and John M. Armentrout |
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| INVESTIGATIVE
REPORT
The Trouble with Fossil Thieves In the world of fossil collecting, the line between legal and illegal is sometimes hard to see. Christina Reed and Laura Wright |
- Web Extra: Defining a Planet
- Geothermal power in the West
- Geoscience in the presidential campaign
- Ancient clouds trapped in stone
- Creeping by the bay
- Teaming up to dig down
- Field Notes
What Johnny Really Needs to Know
Science students need to learn more than the scientific
method to manage life byond the degree.
Geophenomena
An Eruption at Piton
de la Fournaise
Witnessing the stirrings
of one of
the world's most active
volcanoes.
Coming in November: Technology in the Earth Sciences; Energy Policy on the Campaign Trail
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From the Editor Society Page Where on Earth? On Exhibit Geomedia Calendar Classifieds |
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