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Abaan Ahmed Momin (1 articles)
Abbey Nastan (4 articles)
Abby Ackerman (1 articles)
Abby Seadler (6 articles)
- Blogging on EARTH: Congress considers severe weather policy options
- Blogging on EARTH: Panelists weigh in on tsunami preparedness policy
- Down to Earth With: Anna Henderson
- Policy in the Field: U.S. fire policy in the wake of catastrophic fire seasons
- Policy in the field: What's next for tax policies and the American clean energy economy?
- SEC mandates businesses disclose use of conflict minerals
Adam DiFrisco (1 articles)
Adam Voiland (1 articles)
Adityarup "Rup" Chakravorty (27 articles)
- Active Japanese volcano due for large eruption?
- Beached iceberg alters Antarctic marine communities
- Beryllium: the rain bringeth and the rain taketh away
- Broadening ocean current could carry less heat poleward with climate change
- Bubble accumulation could explain massive volcanic sulfur releases
- Cracking the temperature of columnar jointing
- Did early agriculture knock the climate off track?
- Did Jurassic tectonics lead to supergiant oilfields?
- Fossil leaves provide clues to ancient Australian habitat
- From silver to snow: Full cloud seeding cycle observed
- In the lab, machine learning improves quake forecasts
- Lakeshore shape influences lake-effect snow
- Mantle convection makes Earth's crust bob
- Measuring earthquakes using fiber-optic cables
- Megafloods mostly shaped Icelandic canyon landscape
- Microbes care about energy efficiency
- Monsoon strength affects global ice volumes, not vice versa?
- Pluto's surprising dunes
- Reconstructing ancient oxidant levels and their climatic effects
- Searching for the ancestors of meandering rivers
- Searching for the volcanic origins of iron ore
- Small floods can carve big canyons
- Small-scale factors influence mantle flow under the seafloor
- Solar-powered paint could produce hydrogen for fuel
- Tropical rainfall shifts resulted in greener Sahara
- Volcanic aerosols not enough to cause mass extinctions?
- When schools shake: Keeping students and teachers safe during earthquakes
AG and OP (1 articles)
Aimee Gillespie (2 articles)
Alan Fryar (1 articles)
Alex C. Breckel, John R. Fyffe and Michael E. Webber (1 articles)
Alex Kasprak (1 articles)
Alexander Glass and Orrin Pilkey (1 articles)
Alexandra Ossola (13 articles)
- Criminals steal London dino's dung
- Fish guts can alter ocean's chemistry
- Guatemalan landslide kills 33
- How amphibious whales returned to the sea
- Larger raindrops may make tornadoes more likely
- Obama asks EPA to reconsider state-set emissions standards
- Odd crests helped dinos communicate
- Shell tectonics may explain Mars mysteries
- Swarm of earthquakes rattles Yellowstone
- Travels in Geology: Tanzania's natural wonders
- Underwater basalt formation looks like a city wall
- USGS fights false Yellowstone warning
- Weird whale tusks act as matchmakers
Ali Nabavizadeh (1 articles)
Alisia Holland (1 articles)
Alison F. Takemura (1 articles)
Alix R. Broadfoot and Michael E. Webber (1 articles)
Allison Mills (29 articles)
- Acid rain recovery in the Northeast
- Benchmarks: December 26, 2004: Indian Ocean tsunami strikes
- Benchmarks: June 1,1840: Setting out for the Copper Country
- Benchmarks: October 10, 1913: Atlantic and Pacific waters meet in the Panama Canal
- Boron proxies detail past ocean acidification
- Calculating America's energy landscape
- Down to Earth With: CEO and Geo-Data miner Nicole Barlow
- Down to Earth With: Industrial Archaeologist Fred Quivik
- Down to Earth With: Mineralogist George W. Robinson
- Down to Earth With: Tom Malloy
- Due diligence in river incision data
- Fossil fuels diluting atmospheric radiocarbon
- Geomedia: 'Dinosaur 13' chisels away at the story behind discovery of Sue
- Geomedia: Books: A changing literary climate
- Geomedia: On the web: Personalizing drought data with digital tools
- Harpooning space debris
- Ice sheet has had lasting effect on European earthquakes
- March 29, 1936: Notes on Earth's Inner Core
- Mercury formed by hit and run?
- Of char and carbon: The story of a buried soil
- Ohio millers imported French stone
- On the Web: Ka-pow! Superhero short films get kids thinking about climate change
- On the Web: Personalizing drought data with digital tools
- Polar dino tracks show full ecosystem
- Russian earthquake ruptures superfast and deep
- Seismic friction causes fault iridescence
- Shallow crust magma with a dash of salt and peperite
- Twinkle, twinkle new little star
- When science meets film at MIT
Amelie Meyer and Alexey Pavlov (1 articles)
Amy Hogue (1 articles)
Andrea Watts (1 articles)
Andrew Urevig (1 articles)
Ann Benbow (1 articles)
Anne Jefferson (1 articles)
Annika Wallendahl (1 articles)
Ari Hartmann (1 articles)
Arielle Emmett (1 articles)
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Behzad Amir-Faryar and Pashang Salehi (1 articles)
Benjamin R. Phillips (1 articles)
Bernard Langer (1 articles)
Bernard Langer, with additional reporting by Megan Sever (1 articles)
Bethany Augliere (63 articles)
- 1883 sea rescue informs new model of wind-wave interactions
- Abiotic amino acid found in subseafloor rocks
- Ancient plankton communities stressed before mass extinction
- Benchmarks: December 6, 1916: Dinosaur fossils lost at sea in World War I
- Benchmarks: December 7, 1988: A Massive Earthquake Devastates Armenia
- Benchmarks: January 12, 1888: "Schoolchildren's Blizzard" Strikes the Great Plains
- Benchmarks: July 29, 1958: The Birth of NASA
- Benchmarks: November 13, 1985: Nevado del Ruiz eruption triggers deadly lahars
- Benchmarks: November 16, 1990: Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary is established
- Benchmarks: October 11, 1899: Second Boer War begins, fueled by discovery of gold
- Bottom dropping out of coral reefs
- Burning grass releases more nitrogen pollution than burning wood
- Cassini's legacy after two decades
- Chinese air pollution clears up mystery of London's 1952 hazardous haze
- Coral Reef Roundup: December 2016
- Cretaceous volcanic ash seeded U.S. oilfields
- Down to Earth With: Biogeochemist Stephen MacAvoy
- Down to Earth With: Cave microbiologist Hazel Barton
- Down to Earth With: Geologist Robert Brinkmann
- Down to Earth With: Highway paleontologist Shane Tucker
- Down to Earth With: Paleobiologist Gregory Erickson
- Down to Earth With: Underwater cave explorer Jill Heinerth
- Down to Earth With: Volcanologist Kayla Iacovino
- Early birds quacked
- Early humans dealt with Ethiopian supervolcanoes
- Earthquakes shaped ancient Greek culture
- Easter Island inhabitants drank brackish water to survive
- European mammals will struggle under climate change
- Exploring the newest gift to America: Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument
- Eyes in the sea: Swarms of floating robots observe the oceans
- Fossil forest recorded ancient sunspots
- Fungi stabilize steep slopes
- Geomedia: Film: A glimpse into the geology of 'Star Trek Beyond'
- Geomedia: Film: Exploring Florida's aquifers with filmmaker Tom Fitz
- Geomedia: Music: The sounds of the sea
- Getting there and getting around Florida
- Getting there and getting around Mount Katahdin
- Hot tropics drove out ancient reptiles, but they came back
- How to become a cave diver
- Ice (Re)Cap: December 2016
- Life-saving diplomacy: The Volcano Disaster Assistance Program at thirty
- Liverworts, not moss, dominated Earth's early terrestrial ecosystems
- Mangroves sprouted in Arctic during Eocene
- Marine animals have been migrating for millions of years
- Massive trove of dinosaur tracks cataloged in Australia
- Nutrient deficiency delayed life after mass extinction
- Piecing together the big picture of coral reef health
- Pluto may still have liquid ocean
- Radium levels suggest Arctic Ocean chemistry is changing
- Robotic mussels track temperature change
- Scientists crack the secret of dinosaurs' incubation time
- Scientists find earthquakes trigger instantaneous aftershocks on neighboring faults
- Scientists get rare opportunity to monitor caldera collapse in real time
- Scientists map U.S. geoelectric hazards
- Seafloor topography drives Earth's great conveyor belt
- Stock traders' algorithm finds slow earthquakes
- Toad behavior linked to climate change
- Tracking Hurricane Harvey's freshwater plume
- Travels in Geology: Exploring Maine's magnificent Mount Katahdin
- Travels in Geology: Finding Florida's hidden freshwater gems
- Travels in Geology: Roaming the rocky coastline of Downeast Maine
- Unique teeth helped vegetarian dinosaurs
- World's longest underwater cave found in Mexico
Brian Fisher Johnson (44 articles)
- 'The Big Necessity' Reclaiming feces
- AGU: Colorado ski industry owes Great Salt Lake thank you note
- AGU: How scientists should talk climate change
- Benchmarks: June 30, 1972: Timekeepers add first "leap second" to clocks
- Benchmarks: March 1, 1872: "Bone Wars" heat up
- Cityscape, 'wet regions' fueled Atlanta tornado
- Comet finished off North American big game animals, cooled the planet?
- Deciphering mass extinctions
- Designing Snowflakes
- Dinosaurs of a feather may not have evolved together
- Dinosaurs' active lifestyles suggest they were warm-blooded
- Down to Earth With: John Copeland
- Down to Earth With: Katerina Dontsova
- Down to Earth With: Maria Zuber
- Down to Earth With: Maurice J. 'Ric' Terman
- Down to Earth With: Michael Novacek
- Down to Earth With: Mike Gallagher
- Down to Earth With: New congressional science fellows
- Earthquake prediction: Gone and back again
- Earthquake rocks Sumatra
- Earthquakes overwhelm Tajikistan, Solomon Islands
- EIA: Worldwide oil demand will plummet in 2009
- Gain some, lose some
- Geomedia: Twitter gives heads-up to users and officials about earthquakes
- Glaciers, not eruption: False alarm volcano mystery solved
- GM, Ford, Chrysler CEOs may carpool to Capitol
- Houston avoids worst of Ike; gas prices jump
- Large earthquake rocks Iran oil port
- Making electric grids smarter
- Minerals also evolve
- Oil industries escape Ike's wrath
- Phoenix takes a bow
- Putting Earth's history to sound
- Raising bees and capturing rainwater: U.S. prisons go green
- Scientists find watery super-Earth
- Slippery Slopes: How do we insure against landslides?
- Soft tissue preserved in 80-million-year-old dino fossil
- Texas Board of Education votes to strike amendment questioning evolution
- Travels in Geology: Taking in Hawaii's Big Island
- US earthquakes actually a powerful Siberian quake
- Wal-Mart to use wind energy
- Watch out Houston, Ike is coming
- When wildfires attack: Should I stay or should I go?
- With falling oil prices, short-sellers may win big
Brian S. John and Lionel E. Jackson Jr. (1 articles)
Bridget Mintz Testa (1 articles)
Brittany Huhmann (1 articles)
Bryan K. Mignone (1 articles)
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Callan Bentley (28 articles)
- Benchmarks: August 17, 1959: Hebgen Lake earthquake and landslide
- Comment: GSW: A celebrated society celebrates its 1,500th meeting
- Geomedia: Books: "Aerial Geology": A stunning and informative addition to any coffee table
- Geomedia: Books: "Half-Earth" is only half-compelling
- Geomedia: Books: "Quakeland" spotlights seismic risk
- Geomedia: Books: "This Gulf of Fire" recounts the 1755 Lisbon disaster
- Geomedia: Books: A witty look at "The Ends of the World"
- Geomedia: Books: Are we causing a sixth extinction?
- Geomedia: Books: Exploring "The Worst of Times"
- Geomedia: Books: Looking at the World Anew in "The Planet Remade"
- Geomedia: Books: Science in fiction
- Geomedia: Books: The danger of anti-data ideologies is explored in 'Denying Science'
- Geomedia: Books: To Tiktaalik and beyond
- Getting there and getting around Patagonia
- Getting there and getting around Scotland's Southwestern Islands
- Getting there and getting around Shetland
- Getting There and Getting Around South Africa
- Getting there and getting around the Causses
- Getting There, Getting Around and Getting Informed
- Science denialism: The problem that just won't go away
- Travels in Geology: Ever-Changing Turkey
- Travels in Geology: Geo-diversity and geologic history in the North West Highlands of Scotland
- Travels in Geology: Patagonia: The ends of the earth
- Travels in Geology: Scotland's stunning Shetland
- Travels in Geology: South Africa on safari for the geological Big Five
- Travels in Geology: The diverse geology, landscapes and whiskys of Scotland's Southwestern Islands
- Travels in Geology: Underground awe in France: The caves of the Causses
- Venturing into Argentina
Callan Bentley and Alan Pitts (2 articles)
Callan Bentley and Ken Rasmussen (2 articles)
Carey King (1 articles)
Carey W. King (1 articles)
Carolyn Gramling (96 articles)
- Afghanistan's mineral wealth
- AGU: Aloha, magma! Geothermal engineers drill into surprising lava
- Alaska's Mt. Redoubt erupts at last
- Are birds dinosaurs? New evidence muddies the picture
- Around the world in the Solar Taxi
- Art and dinosaurs
- As Green As It Gets: Algae Biofuels
- Bailout bill passes, extends renewable energy tax credits
- Bats and white-nose syndrome = VA cavers, please stay out
- Benchmarks: Henri Becquerel discovers radioactivity on February 26, 1896
- Benchmarks: April 26, 1986: Nuclear explosion at Chernobyl
- Benchmarks: February 4, 1962: Five planets align - but no end of the world
- Benchmarks: January 13, 1404: England prohibits Alchemy
- Benchmarks: May 18, 1952: Stonehenge's age solved with Carbon-14
- Benchmarks: September 21, 1930: Alfred Wegener begins a fateful polar expedition
- Bids in space: When should we outsource government science?
- Blogging on EARTH linkfest: More on the Iceland eruption
- Blogging on EARTH: "Climategate" scientist tells his side
- Blogging on EARTH: A proposed twist on carbon trades at AGU
- Blogging on Earth: Driveway sealants add PAHs to environment
- Blogging on EARTH: EGU: Geologists help law enforcement
- Blogging on EARTH: FEMA's plans for New Madrid
- Blogging on EARTH: First dispatches from EGU
- Blogging on EARTH: Second dispatches from EGU
- Blogging on EARTH: Yellow submarine robot debuts at AGU meeting
- Brazil says 'no thanks' to OPEC
- Chile quake/tsunami news coverage: The bad and the good
- China quake kills at least 400
- Cold case files: Forging forensic isoscapes
- Conjunction injunction: Recent and future planetary alignments
- Danger and wonder in Nat Geo's "Giant Crystal Cave"
- DOE promises $2.4 billion for clean coal
- Down to Earth With Kateryna Klochko
- Down to Earth With: Andrew Feustel
- Down to Earth With: Deep-Sea submersible Alvin
- Down to Earth With: Peter Brewer
- Earthquake rattles eastern Indonesia
- Electrical failure shuts collider down for the winter
- Energy's the hot topic this week on the Hill
- Fire and ice produced Eyjafjalla's explosion
- FY 2010 budget cuts Yucca, oil and gas programs
- Games: In Spore, cells divide and conquer
- Geology 101: Reading the story in the rocks
- Geomedia: Zombie Science? New Madrid and "Disaster Deferred"
- Giant dunes, not mega-tsunami deposits?
- Greening the friendly skies
- Gustav and the rising waters
- Hot enough for ya? Investigating climate change in "Heat"
- Hubble's pics of Pluto: Dark orange and charcoal-black
- Is it time to invest in entrepreneurial geoengineering?
- Is there really a minerals crisis?
- Jupiter breaks out in spots
- Large earthquake rattles Baja California
- Mag.-8.9 quake strikes Japan, tsunami heads for Hawaii
- Maldives' residents looking for a new patch of land
- Mars' ice is pure, not dirty
- Merapi continues to erupt
- Mini-T. rex fossil found in China
- Moon much wetter than thought
- NASA's hurricane pages updated
- Natural dust may be harmful to ocean organisms
- Natural gas production linked to earthquakes in Texas
- New USGS chief appointed
- Nuclear Fallout
- Of molten iron and magnetism
- Offbeat Betting: Volcano betting gathering steam
- Online stargazing with GigaGalaxy Zoom
- Pakistan quake kills at least 170
- People of the Ice
- Powerful earthquake strikes Samoa
- Rebuilding Afghanistan
- Redefining Quaternary
- Science and soccer: They're both child's play
- Scientists assess Redoubt's fury
- Sea sprawl: Into the blue frontier of ocean development
- Still in a haze: What we don't know about black carbon
- Storms brewing over volcanoes
- Student scientists cast a long shadow
- Super-Earths: Mirrors of our world?
- Swapping one greenhouse gas for another
- The Big Turn-On
- The Moon Men: "Rocket Men" and "Voices from the Moon"
- There and back again: Alien From Earth tells the tale of the Hobbit
- Tracking volcanic ash: Helping airplanes avoid catastrophe
- Trial by Fire
- Tsunami kills hundreds in Indonesia
- Undersea volcano erupts near Tonga
- USGS finds giant gas hydrate deposits on North Slope
- Venus' gentler, Earth-like past
- Voyage to the plastic vortex
- Water Wise: An oil plume at depth, and NOAA vs. the White House
- Water Wise: The leak is capped; but what's the oil's long-term fate?
- Water Wise: Where will the oil spilled in the Gulf go?
- What makes a disaster? Does this blizzard count?
- When and why L'Aquila came tumbling down
- White House climate report: U.S. changes already apparent
Carolyn Gramling, with additional reporting by Megan Sever and Erin Wayman (1 articles)
Cassandra Willyard (16 articles)
- Benchmarks: December 3, 1984: Bhopal gas leak kills thousands
- Benchmarks: January 3, 1961: Three men die in nuclear reactor meltdown
- Bolivia turns iron mountain into gold
- Capturing carbon from coal plants: Is it feasible?
- Down to Earth With: Award-winning sci-fi novelist Kim Stanley Robinson
- Energy mission: "Kilowatt Ours"
- Granite countertops: NOT silent killers
- Mapping safer drinking water
- New York's Dirty Secret: The effort to clean up America's largest oil spill
- November 26,1872: Great Diamond Hoax Exposed
- October 31, 1992: Vacation reverses position on Galileo
- Raising California's Sinking Delta
- Scientists Go to the Movies
- The Disappearing Lake
- Toxic tide
- Using Citizens in Science Research
Castlen Kennedy and Michael E. Webber (1 articles)
Chris Goldfinger, Yasutaka Ikeda and Robert S. Yeats (1 articles)
Chris Iovenko (1 articles)
Chris J. Peterson (1 articles)
Chris Micucci (1 articles)
Chris Rowan (2 articles)
Christine J. Cuomo (1 articles)
Christopher L. Atchison and Brett H. Gilley (2 articles)
Claire Hepper (2 articles)
Clay Farris Naff (2 articles)
Corina Cerovski-Darriau (1 articles)
Cortney Cameron (2 articles)
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Dana Drew (1 articles)
Danielle Woodring (1 articles)
David B. Williams (35 articles)
- Benchmarks: April 1916: "Jingo the Stegosaurus" campaigns to keep the U.S. out of World War I
- Benchmarks: August 1576: False gold found in Meta Incognita
- Benchmarks: August 2, 1922: Marines invade Teapot Dome, deepen scandal
- Benchmarks: August 24, 1873: The Mount of the Holy Cross is found, photographed and mapped
- Benchmarks: December 10, 1930: Seattle's Denny Hill disappears
- Benchmarks: December 31, 1853: Dinner in a dinosaur
- Benchmarks: December 4, 1992: The Seattle Fault Zone is described
- Benchmarks: May 12, 1905: Andrew Carnegie donates 'Dippy the Dino'
- Benchmarks: November 22, 1859: "On the Origin of Species" published
- Benchmarks: November 27, 1873: Red River logjam removed for good
- Benchmarks: September 30, 1861: Archaeopteryx is discovered and described
- Dinosaurs' true colors revealed
- Do impacts trigger extinctions? Impact theory still controversial
- Down to Earth With: Adrian Hunt
- Down to Earth With: The Swindling Geologist
- Finding water in the heart of darkness: Afghanistan's ongoing water challenges
- First tsunami refuge under construction on Washington coast
- Geology shaped outcomes of Civil War battles
- Geomedia: Toys: LEGO® geoscientists break through the brick ceiling
- Getting There and Getting Around Iceland
- Glaciers present a complicated tale
- It's a Dirty Job, But Someone's Gotta Do It
- Mississippi Delta drowning
- More warming may mean more lightning
- Off the beaten path in the north of Iceland
- Old plutonium reveals new secrets
- Public improvements, private funding
- Re-examining the Burgess Shale
- Rewriting rivers: What it means for river restoration
- Seattle's landslide risk greater than thought
- The first dinner in a beast
- Tiny plant fossils offer big view of ancient ecosystems
- Travels in Geology: Exploring Lake Baikal, the Sacred Sea
- Travels in Geology: Trapped by geology in Iceland with flights grounded by volcanic ash, one writer seeks out the island's geologic wonders
- Triassic Park: On the origin of (dinosaur) species
David Hebert (1 articles)
David Jacobson and Gabriel Lotto (1 articles)
David Kreamer (1 articles)
David McConnell (1 articles)
David Stainforth (1 articles)
Dean Livelybrooks (1 articles)
Debra Hanneman (2 articles)
DL (1 articles)
Doug Prose (11 articles)
- "The Himalaya Connection": Telling a story of geoscientific exploration on film
- Geoscience on Film: A parting ode to an awe-inspiring land
- Geoscience on Film: Innovation meets tradition for earthquake safety
- Geoscience on Film: Of tides and tigers in the world's largest river delta
- Geoscience on Film: Revisiting an earthquake-ravaged region, one year on
- Geoscience on Film: Roadcuts and rockfalls in mountainous Mizoram
- Geoscience on Film: Setting the scene amid extreme tectonic and sedimentary processes
- Geoscience on Film: Soaking in beautiful Bhutan
- Geoscience on Film: The Burma Arc in Myanmar
- Geoscience on Film: The view from outside Kathmandu
- Geoscience on Film: Traversing the contours and culture of an ancient delta
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Earle F. McBride and M. Dane Picard (1 articles)
Edward R. Landa (1 articles)
Edward S. Grew and Christopher J. Carson (2 articles)
Elaine Tu (1 articles)
Eldridge M. Moores and Judith E. Moores (1 articles)
Elizabeth B. Lewis (1 articles)
Elizabeth Goldbaum (9 articles)
- Atmosphere, more than ocean, might drive Atlantic climate variation
- Benchmarks: July 26, 1905: The rising Salton Sea swamps the Southern Pacific Railroad
- Clouds can form without particles
- Geomedia: Film: 'A Beautiful Planet' inspires with vivid views of life on and off Earth
- Helium escape may help predict volcanic activity
- Measuring rising seas is tricky in deltas
- Mercury levels support volcanic role in end-Cretaceous extinction
- Researchers profile magma chamber beneath North Korean volcano
- Satellites see unknown sources of sulfur dioxide
Emily Underwood (1 articles)
Emma Locatelli (1 articles)
Emma Scanlon and Walter D. Mooney (1 articles)
Eric Riggs (1 articles)
Erik Sturkell, Axel Sjöqvist, Lennart Björklund and Andreas Johnsson (2 articles)
Erin Anderson (1 articles)
Erin Wayman (53 articles)
- "Missing link" or major hype?
- A history of "Big Ones"
- Age changes you: Torosaurus actually just old Triceratops
- Ancient meteorites reveal early magnetic fields
- Asia's hazardous month
- Beads of water on the moon
- Before Lucy: Older hominid Ardi challenges thinking about human evolution
- Benchmarks: April 1, 1877: Prospector begins search for Tombstone's silver
- Benchmarks: April 9, 1895: James Edward Keeler confirms Saturn's rings not solid
- Benchmarks: July 11, 1997: Neanderthal DNA unraveled
- Benchmarks: September 21, 1938: The great New England Hurricane strikes
- Cash for Clunkers' footprint
- Chemical clues reveal ancient geography
- Chile's quake larger but less destructive than Haiti's
- Crystal Ball EARTH: Minerals management: The changing commodities scene
- Down to Earth With: Alexander Stewart
- Down To Earth With: John Underhill
- Down to Earth With: Marc Kuchner
- Down to Earth With: Nick Brooks
- Down to Earth With: Paleontologist and astronomer Tom Kaye
- Down to Earth With: Randy Olson
- Down to Earth With: Sharon Mosher
- Earliest fossil evidence of humans in Southeast Asia?
- Earth: The movie (not the magazine)
- Earthquake rocks central Italy
- Endangered snow: how climate change threatens West Coast water supplies
- Geoscientists Without Borders: Geologists Lend a Hand
- Glacier moves in fits and starts
- Highlights of 2010: What does it mean to be human?
- Iron fertilization foiled by "shrimp"
- Keeler's legacy
- Killer quake strikes New Zealand
- Lack of water threatens "Garden of Eden"
- Lay of the Land: Terrain's Toll on the U.S. Civil War
- NASA's LCROSS crashes on the moon
- New cousin joins primate family tree - but it's also no missing link
- Not the oldest hominid
- On Hannibal's Trail: The clues are in the geology
- Paleo Patrol: A hominin family reunion at the Smithsonian
- Paleo Patrol: Neanderthal genome offers clues on what makes us human
- Paleo Patrol: Out of Africa and into Arabia?
- Paleo Patrol: Primates of the Caribbean
- Paleo Patrol: Was mankind's first leap in a forest or savanna?
- Paving the way for electronic waste recycling
- Saturn's rings: The remains of an icy moon
- Saving Energy and Water Through Superior Sanitation
- Temblor flattens Turkish towns
- The quicker oil picker upper
- The rise of community remote sensing
- The vital statistics
- Third hominin coexisted with modern humans and Neanderthals
- VA geologists axed due to budget crunch
- Wanted: Interim nuclear waste storage site
Essa L. Gross (1 articles)
Evelien van de Ven (1 articles)
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F. Todd Davidson and Michael E. Webber (1 articles)
Farouk El-Baz (1 articles)
Floyd McCoy (1 articles)
Fred Beach and Michael E. Webber (1 articles)
Fred Schwab (11 articles)
- Geologic Column: Blockbuster solutions
- Geologic Column: By train or pipeline: That is the question
- Geologic Column: Dams in distress
- Geologic Column: Digital divorce!
- Geologic Column: Get busy living!
- Geologic Column: Is this land really your land?
- Geologic Column: Jack and Jill: The sequel
- Geologic Column: My China syndrome
- Geologic Column: Tarnish on the Golden State
- Geologic Column: Travels with Claudia: Rediscovering America
- Voices: Log off and get outside again
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Garrett C. Groves and Michael E. Webber (1 articles)
George A. Seielstad (7 articles)
Glenn B. Stracher (3 articles)
Glenn Branch (1 articles)
Gregory V. Jones (1 articles)
Gretchen Miller (1 articles)
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Hannah Gavin (1 articles)
Harvey Leifert (33 articles)
- An undersea volcano yields its secrets
- Apollo science, 40 years later: Scientists reopen a lunar cold case
- Belugas, climate, mercury and cancer
- Ceres: A bright spot in the asteroid belt
- Citizen science (and art)
- Climate change linked to specific weather events for the first time
- Comet ISON still intrigues and inspires, even after its demise
- Curiosity finds an ancient habitable environment in Mars' Gale Crater
- Deep Space Network
- Did three convicts survive their escape from Alcatraz? Modern modeling adds to a decades-old mystery
- Dividing line: The past, present and future of the 100th Meridian
- Down to Earth With: The Geographers of the Solar System
- Geomedia: Mixed media: Geo-art collaboration shifts perspectives on earth materials
- Gulf oil spill threatens subsurface biodiversity
- Hazard lingers after South Napa earthquake
- Juno salutes its home planet and heads to Jupiter
- Juno unveils Jupiter's secrets
- Kilauea's Explosive Past - and Future
- Lessons from the Russian meteor burst
- Lunar atmosphere more active than we thought
- New satellite maps carbon dioxide sources and sinks in high definition
- Oso landslide report yields some answers
- Parasites spread across the Arctic under the 'new normal'
- Philae: Achievement and disappointment
- Restarting U.S. rare earth production?
- Rosetta mission ends with a bang: But the discoveries will continue
- Rosetta's journey
- Science as a family affair
- Students send experiments to the International Space Station
- Undressing Vesta
- Voyager 2 pierces the heliopause, enters interstellar space
- What's in a name: Rosetta, Philae, and 67P?
- Wintering in the high Arctic reveals surprising results
Helen Huntley (1 articles)
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Iain Willis (2 articles)
Ian Randall (2 articles)
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Jacob Haqq-Misra (17 articles)
- Chess as a scientist
- Comment: Building sanctuaries to increase civilization's resilience
- Comment: Could NASA find evidence of extraterrestrial life by 2050?
- Comment: Did life start on a snowball?
- Comment: Exoplanets: Life on the Terminator
- Comment: IPCC faces challenges in communicating climate science
- Comment: Preparing for the death of Earth
- Comment: The new frontier: Homesteading on Mars
- Comment: To intervene or not to intervene: Improving the environment
- Comment: Will we eliminate Earth's Ice-Age cycle?
- Geologic Column: Giving Konrad Zuse his due
- Geomedia: Books: 'FORE' helps you project the future, with a laugh
- Geomedia: Books: A brief history of our cosmic origins
- Geomedia: Books: Breaking New Ground
- Geomedia: Books: Exploring space is risky business
- Geomedia: Books: Putting 'Seeds on Ice' to protect crop diversity
- Geomedia: Books: Revisiting the Galileo affair
James Robertson (1 articles)
Jared M. Beeton (1 articles)
Jason Betzner (1 articles)
Jay R. Thompson (16 articles)
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- Haitian quake no shock to geologists
- Hallucigenia finally finds a home
- Hammerhead herbivore pioneered vegetarianism in Triassic seas
- Hangover echinoderms survived the Great Dying
- Hard-knock hominid skeletons tell harsh tales
- Heating up Enceladus' ice-covered ocean
- Hekla the heckler
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- Hidden graves give up their secrets to geologists
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- Hominid vs. hominin
- Homo erectus footprints show modern way of walking
- Horses evolved to get along: Competition between species not main evolutionary driver
- Hot as Hell: Firefighting foam heats up coal fire debate in Centralia, Pa.
- How Borneo got its elephants
- How deep do the Alps go?
- How often should we expect volcanic ash clouds over Europe?
- How supervolcanoes are set off
- How the Arctic became salty
- How the Spanish invasion altered the Peruvian coast
- How to hide a dinosaur
- Human-induced quakes included in new seismic hazard maps
- Human-triggered landslides on the rise
- Humans arrived Down Under earlier than thought
- Humans evolved early to be more efficient sleepers
- Humans, megafauna coexisted in Patagonia before extinction
- Hundreds of methane seeps discovered along the U.S. East Coast
- Hurricane hunters fly toward improved storm forecasts
- Hurricane Ike sent Galveston's beaches out to sea
- Hurricane wrath may be reduced by rainfall
- Hydrogen chloride on the rise in Northern Hemisphere skies
- Ice age didn't freeze Florida's category 5 hurricanes
- Icebergs were the original Florida snowbirds
- Imaging Iceland's volcanic roots
- In feats of tectonic strength, grain size matters
- In Turkey, the older the fault, the bigger the quake: Good news for Istanbul?
- India's urban areas punch city-shaped holes in fog
- Initial earthquake behavior does not predict outcome
- Inland earthquake triggers distant tsunami
- Inside an icthyosaur's brain
- Inside the inferno: How large firenadoes form
- Investigating erionite, asbestos' more carcinogenic cousin
- Ionospheric charge could forewarn of earthquakes
- It's an asteroid, no wait, a comet, no wait…
- Japanese diaries show sun's cycle sparks lightning on Earth
- Jawless fish more like jawed fish than thought
- Jelly volcano reveals eruption trigger
- Jerusalem tower facelift reveals it's 1,000 years younger
- Jump-starting earthquake insurance uptake in California
- Junk gem reveals new diamond-forming process
- Jupiter's shrinking Great Red Spot
- Kerogen's nanostructure determines oil and gas reservoir capacity
- Kilauea eruptions could shift from mild to wild
- King Oraefajokull
- La Brea climate adaptation as different as cats and dogs
- Lack of afterslip in Nepal hints at mounting tensions
- Lack of fungi did not lead to copious Carboniferous coal
- Late Antique Little Ice Age underpinned unrest and upheaval in Europe and Asia
- Lava shaped Lake Tahoe
- Lidar preserves record of destroyed theropod tracks
- Lidar reveals Roman gold mines
- Lidar sheds light on roadside rockfall hazard
- Limestone reservoirs boost volcanic carbon emissions
- Link between volcanoes and drought cools geoengineering prospects
- Living mountains and wild places
- Long-gone supernova sprinkles rare isotope
- Looking for life in coldest, driest Antarctica
- Looking under Lusi: Indonesian mud volcano linked to nearby volcanic complex
- Lunar isotopes suggest early water on Earth
- Magma pancakes underlie Toba supervolcano
- Magnetic method dates glacial floods in Iceland
- Makeovers for two popular dinosaurs
- Mapping Louisiana's disappearing shoreline
- Mapping solar winds
- Marine mammals blamed for first New World tuberculosis
- Marine megafaunal extinction discovered
- Marine microorganisms drive summer clouds over Southern Ocean
- Massive dust storm caused by climate, not conflict
- Mastodon bones point to significantly earlier human presence in North America
- Mauna Loa's mysterious Ninole Hills were once a rift
- Mediterranean heritage sites threatened by rising seas
- Mediterranean tsunami record may be overreported
- Melting glaciers shift Earth's axis
- Mercury links Big Five extinction events
- Mercury on the roof of the world
- Mercury's recent tectonics revealed
- Mesosaurs may have spent time on land
- Meteorites did not spark Ordovician biodiversification
- Methane be dammed!
- Methane emissions offset some blue carbon burial benefits
- Midwest's hybrid rift formed in three stages
- Mighty Mekong cut by monsoon, not tectonics
- Missile testing
- Mississippi sand still abundant
- Mobile mapping with lidar hits the road
- Modeling a big mess from Yellowstone
- Modeling Io's weird mountains
- Monkeys in the New World earlier than thought
- Monkeys smash stone tool theories
- Moonquake mystery deepens
- Moroccan fossil formation reshapes timeline of Early Phanerozoic evolution
- Mountains beyond mountains
- Mountaintops get less lonely for alpine plants
- Move over Homo habilis: Early human evolution remapped
- Mysterious Antarctic algae blown in by high winds
- Mysterious disease sounds the death knell for bats
- Mysterious Miocene bipedal footprints found in Crete
- Mystery impact may have kicked off dramatic warming event
- Naturally occurring methane found in groundwater in New York
- Neanderthals and humans suffered similar levels of head injuries
- Neolithic farmers impacted sedimentation
- New burgess shale fossil site found in Canada's Kootenay National Park
- New federal guidelines aim to combat bat-killing fungus
- New map of Arctic geology published
- New map of Titan shows moon's hidden surface
- New model predicts pumice drift patterns
- New off-the-shelf aerial imaging technique trumps lidar
- New species of extinct dolphin found in Smithsonian archives
- New species of titanosaurus discovered in Tanzania
- New species of uniquely horned dinosaur identified
- New subduction zone may close Atlantic ocean
- New suspect emerges in theft of Earth's surface iron
- New tool predicts probability of earthquake-triggered landslides
- New tracers can identify fracking fluids
- New type of meteorite found in Sweden
- New Zealand quake triggers two large slow-slip events
- Newly discovered Earth-like worlds are rocky, not gassy
- Night lights reveal that people move as rivers rise
- Nonnative plants not a problem in Britain
- Northern Finns didn't starve during Little Ice Age
- NYC pigeons are canaries of lead poisoning
- Ocean circulation change suffocating Gulf of St. Lawrence
- Ocean dynamics speed sea-level rise along U.S. East Coast
- Of airplanes and ash clouds: What we've learned since Eyjafjallajökull
- Of sounds and cetaceans: Quieting a noisy underwater world
- Of temperature and tone: Has climate shaped human languages?
- Old landscapes see the light thanks to improved imaging
- Old photos help scientists relocate 1906 San Francisco quake rupture point
- Oldest "Third Pole" ice core recovered
- Oldest birds unearthed in China
- Oldest blood cells found in Early Jurassic ichthyosaur
- Oldest climbing and burrowing mammals discovered in China
- Oldest human remains outside Africa found in Israel
- Oldest marine turtle found in Colombia
- Oman ophiolite suggests subduction started with a shove
- On the trail of Hannibal's army - and elephants - in the Alps
- On the trail of treasure in the Rocky Mountains
- One whale's incredible journey details East Africa's uplift
- One-of-a-kind dinosaur skull goes digital
- Opalescent pools shimmer beneath Santorini
- Panama's isthmus stays 3 million years young: Further evidence needed to support an older age
- Past penguin populations not dependent on ice extent
- Peeling North American Plate causing East Coast earthquakes
- Pentagon report calls for military to prepare for climate change
- People's earthquake reports influenced more by locomotion than location
- Pesky ticks even plagued dinosaurs
- Piecing together the puzzle of Pannotia
- Platinum may point to impact theory for Younger Dryas
- Plumbing Masaya's lava lake
- Pompeii-like eruption fossilized dinosaurs in death poses
- Potentially venomous extinct mammals discovered in Zambia
- Pre-settlement erosion rates illuminated
- Pterosaurs flew into the Late Cretaceous
- Quoth the feathered, iridescent Microraptor, Nevermore
- Rare Late Cretaceous dino skin found fossilized
- Readying the Caribbean for the next big wave
- Rearranging the dinosaur family tree
- Redefining Homo: Does our family tree need more branches?
- Remote triggering of ice quakes
- Residual strain explains later quakes
- Revealing the ghosts of glaciers past
- Rising Star cave hominid walked its own way
- Rising waters sink seafloors
- Rolling thunder portends remote eruptions
- Saharan dust a storm killer
- Sailors right about sneaky rogue waves
- San Andreas Fault shook Bay Area three times in a century
- Sand shouldn't stand in for volcanic ash in jet engine tests
- Santa Ana winds get a fiery boost from the stratosphere
- Scaling up: Mega-dino babies were mini adults
- Science meets art: Tiny trilobite gets huge makeover
- Scientists complete a global inventory of lakes
- Sea-level rise accelerating
- Sea-surface temperatures during last interglacial similar to modern day
- Seafloor volcanism linked to glacial cycles
- Seeds may have saved bird-like dinosaurs from extinction
- Seismic patterns help forecast eruptions from quiet stratovolcanoes
- Seismometers eavesdrop on glacial outburst flood
- Setting off a supervolcano
- Setting sail on unknown seas: The past, present and future of species rafting
- Sharks collect storm data
- Shifting winds blow away Taupo's 'Ultraplinian' title
- Sierra Nevada snowpack lowest in 500 years
- Sipping carbon-neutral fuel from the atmosphere
- Slow-moving slides may be triggered by cold temperatures
- Slow-moving super-eruptions still travel great distances
- Small warm ponds: Ideal incubators for first life?
- Social sciences improve tornado warnings
- Soft-bodied fossils cast in fool's gold
- Solar flare calibration reveals past patterns of volcanism and cooling
- Solar storms cause spike in electrical insurance claims
- Some of Earth's water originated in the solar system's birth
- Source of Red Sea's mysterious cannon earthquakes revealed
- South African cave system reveals new early human ancestor
- Southbound icebergs off the hook for ice-age cooling
- Southeastern caves shuttered to slow the spread of bat-killing disease
- Spanish cave reveals possible new Neanderthal ancestor
- Speartips point at south-to-north Clovis dispersal
- Spiky new American ankylosaurid originated in Asia
- Stalled slabs sometimes stopped by mineral strengthening
- Statistics shine light on T. rex family tree
- Stegosaur's tail packed a lethal punch
- Step one: Soil testing
- Stronger monsoon drove ancient Indus civilization into the hills
- Subducting seamounts blocked a big quake in Chile
- Sunny Southern California burns, missing its coastal clouds
- Sunstones useful as Viking-era GPS
- Supernova explosion detected in Early Pleistocene sediments
- Surfactants slow oceanic carbon dioxide uptake
- Surprise quake at Mount Fuji triggered by rising gases
- Survey says: U.S. lakes getting murkier
- T. rex's bone-crushing bite
- Taking the surprise out of sneaker waves
- Tallying temperature drops inside tornadoes
- Tectonics trigger underwater volcanism
- Teeth hold clues to human success, Neanderthal decline
- Textbook mantle plume theory may need revision
- The Bay Area's next 'big one' could strike as a series of quakes
- The Burgess Shale bestseller
- The Chesapeake Bay gets some good news
- The first Americans: How and when were the Americas populated?
- The geology of kidney stones revealed
- The legend of Finn Maccool's Causeway
- The long legacy of Peru's "Mine of Death"
- The new anthropology: From bones and stones to biology and behavior
- The new kid on the block
- The only Earth: Exploring the link between plate tectonics and life on the blue planet
- The Snowmastodon Project: Mammoths and mastodons lived the high life in Colorado
- The trouble with tornado tracking
- Thinking outside the rocks in the search for ancient earthquakes
- Thorny plant marks West African diamond deposits
- Three new species of extinct baleen whales found
- Tibetan Plateau populated long before advent of agriculture
- Tilted Himalayan temples hold clues to past shaking
- Timing of famed "Millennium Eruption" pinpointed
- Tiniest pterosaur found in British Columbia
- Tiny ants are heroic weathering agents
- Tiny dinosaur-era marsupial packed a big bite
- Tiny fish illuminates tooth fairy mystery
- Tiny ocean bacteria could play big role in climate
- Titan's oddly oriented dunes may be electrostatically sculpted
- Tohoku tsunami may have gotten a boost from submarine slump
- Tornadic storms fed by perfect spirals
- Toxic Gardens: The long legacy of urban lead
- Toxic treatments: Lead lingers in folk remedies
- Transitional Chilesaurus fills gap between major dinosaur groups
- Transylvanian ice cave reveals European winter climate record
- Travels in Geology: Arkansas: A geologic diamond in the rough
- Travels in Geology: Atop the German Alps
- Travels in Geology: Basalt cliffs and columns along Nothern Ireland's Causeway Coast Way
- Travels in Geology: Clear water and cataclysm at Oregon's Crater Lake
- Travels in Geology: Exotic dunes and atomic bombs in New Mexico's White Sands
- Travels in Geology: Famous fossils and spectacular scenery at British Columbia's Burgess Shale
- Travels in Geology: Floods, Fires and Bears in Montana's Bitterroot Valley
- Travels in Geology: Going to extremes in Death Valley
- Travels in Geology: Rafting the Pacific Northwest's heavenly Hells Canyon
- Travels in Geology: The ephemeral Florida Keys
- Travels in Geology: The inspiring, globe-trotting rocks of Scotland
- Travels in Geology: The wild east of Wyoming: Bone wars, outlaw hideouts and crack climbing
- Travels in Geology: Thrills and spills at West Virginia's New River Gorge
- Travels in Geology: Trekking the Inca Trail
- Travels in Geology: Unearthing the ghosts of Ghost Ranch, New Mexico
- Travels in Geology: Up to Michigan's U.P.
- Travertine buildup reflects ancient Rome's water usage
- Treated water that's too pure lets arsenic sneak in
- Triceratops relative 'Wendi' sported a fantastic frill
- Tricky take-off limited pterosaur size
- Triggered tremor along the San Andreas Fault
- Trio of studies track stone tool technology in Kenya
- Tully monster mystery solved
- Turkey DNA reveals Mesa Verde denizens moved to New Mexico
- Turtle shells evolved for burrowing, not protection
- Twister season comes earlier to tornado alley
- Two new looks at Titan's dunes
- Two new species fill gap in dinosaur family tree
- Ultraviolet lights the way for rare earth recycling
- Underground ants can't take the heat
- Underwater archaeology
- Underwater archaeology reveals pre-Clovis people butchered mastodon in Florida
- Underwater Roman marble traced to Greece, Italy and Turkey
- Underwater WiFi? Rising sea levels threaten physical internet
- Unshelled ancestor fills big gap in turtle family tree
- Ups and downs of potassium feldspar may play role in clouds and climate
- Vibrations make large rocky landslides flow like water
- Volcanic eruptions affect rivers around the world
- Volcanic lightning generated in a bottle
- Volcanism spiked global temps during past hothouse
- Volcanoes sparked - and prolonged - the Little Ice Age
- Volunteering to muck around in the mud
- Warning: Ash Ahead!
- Water weight and surface rebound trigger small quakes in California
- We're all living in the global aftershock zone
- Weedy seeds gathered in once-green Sahara
- West Virginia Coal: Dirty water, dirtier politics - but will there be a cleaner future?
- What happened here?
- When agriculture went to our heads
- When and how did plate tectonics begin on Earth?
- Where fire freezes: All eyes, ears and instruments on Iceland's volatile volcanoes
- Which warm waters boosted Hurricane Harvey?
- Widening the window of human dispersal into Arabia
- Witnessing geology in action: A rockfall in the garden of the gods
- World's longest sauropod trackway exposed
- Writing on the Rocks
- Yellowstone's Mexican mantle plume
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- Benchmarks: January 23, 1960: Humans reach the deepest point on Earth
- Benchmarks: January 3–5, 1982: 18,000 landslides wreak havoc on the San Francisco Bay area
- Benchmarks: June 22, 1969: The Cuyahoga burns
- Benchmarks: March 18, 1925: Tri-state twister kills 695 people
- Benchmarks: October 13, 1947: A disaster with Project Cirrus
- Blogging on EARTH: Ancient whale with a big bite named for Moby Dick author
- Blogging on EARTH: Climate change threatens Virginia's vacation spots
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- Geomedia: Gifts: Holiday Gift Guide
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- Benchmarks: The first Earth Day
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- Hazardous Living: Atlantis' final countdown
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- Hazardous Living: Discovery's emotional final voyage
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- Hazardous Living: Watching Curiosity land safely was exhilarating
- Highlights of 2010: Definitive statements: a new trend?
- I wish I could remember all the things I've forgotten
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- Crystal Ball EARTH: Energy: A fool's look into the future
- Crystal Ball Science: In the energy sector, follow the money in 2015
- Highlights of 2012: Outlook on natural gas
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- Hazards abroad: Sent home
- Making Jurassic Tracks in the Jura
- Observers at the edge of the ice: Smaller, cheaper machines can safely go where humans can't
- The trouble with turtles: Paleontology at a crossroads
- Travels in Geology: Gotland getaway: Sweden's 'tropical' escape in the Baltic
- Travels in Geology: Lower Engadine Valley, Switzerland
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- Travels in Geology: To the top of Europe: Jungfrau, Switzerland
- Walking with Dinosaur Bones
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- Benchmarks: August 1975: Geotimes magazine inspires name of rock formation: A Q&A with Tony Alabaster
- Benchmarks: July 4, 1054: "Birth" of the Crab Nebula
- Benchmarks: May 29, 1919: Solar eclipse "proves" relativity
- Benchmarks: October 9, 1865: First Successful U.S. Oil Pipeline
- Benchmarks: September 16, 1987: Montreal Protocol Signed
- Down to Earth With: Jack Horner
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- Geotextiles: From sludge to shoreline protection to surfing - what's next?
- June 9, 1938: Huang He Diversion: Largest Act of Environmental Warfare in History
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- Benchmarks: February 12, 1809: Charles Robert Darwin is born - and so began modern biology
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- Mining for iron oxides in coal mine sludge
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- Benchmarks: April 4, 2011: Air France Flight 447 wreckage found using modern oceanography tools
- Benchmarks: July 15-24, 1975: Apollo-Soyuz mission launches space collaboration
- Benchmarks: May 3, 2003: New Hampshire's Old Man of the Mountain falls
- Benchmarks: September 6, 1869: Pennsylvania's Avondale coal mine fire kills 110, igniting reform
- Bubbly discovery may impact volcanic hazard assessment
- Convection formed Pluto's polygons
- Dangers of Van Allen Belts driven by "local acceleration"
- Diamonds reveal water in deep mantle
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- Gulf Stream eddies transport iron to North Atlantic subtropical gyre
- Island-dwelling mammal had small brain, keen senses
- Natural solutions could save $50 billion in Gulf Coast flood damages
- Obliquity and eccentricity determine exoplanet habitability
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- Benchmarks: May 12, 2008: Earthquake devastates western China
- Benchmarks: May 31, 1889: Johnstown flood kills thousands
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- Hominin skull discovery fuels debate about early human evolution
- MAVEN takes off for Mars to study the planet's atmosphere
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- More than a nuisance: Over time, small floods cost more than extreme events
- NOAA quantifies oil danger from shipwrecks
- Opening up space travel to everyone
- Sahara dust brings rain and snow to California
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- The Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah: Earthquakes or Volcanoes?
- Travels in Geology: Navigating the rocks, reefs and waters of Bermuda
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- Ancient floods degassed Lake Kivu
- Ancient seawater found in Chesapeake Bay impact crater
- Ancient storms recorded in Yucatán cave
- Antibacterial clays could fight superbugs
- Asbestos found in Nevada and Arizona: Roadblock and potential health hazard?
- Bailing through the Boulder flood: One neighborhood's experience
- Benchmarks: April 22, 1995: GLOBE is launched
- Benchmarks: August 15, 1984 & August 21, 1986: African killer lakes erupt
- Benchmarks: August 3, 1769: The La Brea Tar Pits are described
- Benchmarks: January 1, 1960: The Discovery of "Extinct Radioactivity" The quest to date the elements that formed the solar system
- Benchmarks: January 25, 1968: The last firefall: A Yosemite tradition flames out
- Benchmarks: January 3, 1970: Lost City meteorite is tracked and recovered
- Benchmarks: March 17, 1944: The most recent eruption of Mount Vesuvius
- Benchmarks: March 1961: Project Mohole undertakes the first deep-ocean drilling
- Benchmarks: March 27, 1964: The Good Friday Alaska Earthquake and Tsunamis
- Benchmarks: March 29, 1912: Scott's South Pole Journey Ends in Death
- Benchmarks: May 23, 1967: Space weather forecasters avert war
- Benchmarks: September 1, 1957: Fossil Cycad National Monument is dissolved
- Blogging On Earth: Humans acidifying ocean at unprecedented rate
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- Mineral Resource of the Month: Copper
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Cultured Quartz Crystal
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Diatomite
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Feldspar
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Ferrous Slag
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Fluorspar
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Gallium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Garnet
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Garnet
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Gemstones
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Germanium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Gold
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Gold
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Graphite
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Graphite
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Gypsum
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Hafnium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Hydraulic Cement
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Indium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Iodine
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Iodine
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Iron and Steel
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Iron and Steel Slag
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Iron Ore
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Iron oxide pigments
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Iron Oxide Pigments
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Kyanite
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Lead
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Lime
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Lime
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Lithium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Magnesium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Manganese
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Mercury
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Mica
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Molybdenum
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Nickel
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Niobium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Peat
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Perlite
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Phosphate
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Phosphate Rock
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Phosphate Rock
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Platinum Group Metals
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Potash
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Pumice and Pumicite
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Pumice and Pumicite
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Rare Earth Elements
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Rhenium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Selenium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Silicon
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Silver
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Soda Ash
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Strontium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Sulfur
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Talc
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Tantalum
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Tellurium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Thallium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Thallium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Thorium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Tin
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Tin
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Titanium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Tungsten
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Vanadium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Vermiculite
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Wollastonite
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Zeolites
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Zinc
USGS Mineral Commodities Team (11 articles)
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Boron
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Chromium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Diamond
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Dimension Stone
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Fluorspar
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Salt
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Silicon
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Strontium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Sulfur
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Titanium
- Mineral Resource of the Month: Zinc
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Veronica Tuazon (1 articles)
Viviane Callier (1 articles)
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Ward Chesworth (17 articles)
- Comment: Peak Soil: Does civilization have a future?
- Geologic Column: A Jurassic romance
- Geologic Column: A masochist hikes through the heather
- Geologic Column: Alternative history: Earth in a funhouse mirror
- Geologic Column: At the end of the Earth
- Geologic Column: Conscious landscapes: Thinking like a septic tank
- Geologic Column: Evolution of an ape-man
- Geologic Column: How T. rex got its street cred back
- Geologic Column: Lighting out for the territory
- Geologic Column: Muinntir a' ghlinne so
- Geologic Column: Nature for couch potatoes
- Geologic Column: Newspeak for kids
- Geologic Column: Over the hills and far away
- Geologic Column: Rebranding Alexander
- Geologic Column: Riding the rails to Omaha with Rudolf Clausius
- Geologic Column: The raw and the cooked
- Geologic Column: The Rumpelstiltskin Factor
Wendell A. Duffield (2 articles)
William C. Johnson and Dakota J. Burt (1 articles)
William H. Orem (1 articles)
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Yael R. Glazer, F. Todd Davidson and Michael E. Webber (1 articles)
Yael R. Glazer, Jamie J. Lee, F. Todd Davidson and Michael E. Webber (1 articles)
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Zahra Hirji (21 articles)
- Air pollutants from "megacities" a growing problem
- Benchmarks: December 1, 1959: Antarctic Treaty Signed
- Canyonlands National Park: The Southwest's best-kept secret
- Celebrity climb
- Down to Earth With: Buzz Aldrin
- Down to Earth With: Jessica Whiteside
- Down to Earth With: Lucy McFadden
- Earthquake shakes southern New Zealand
- Getting There and Getting Around Hawaii
- How to keep the flows out: Build a wall
- It's all in the wrist: Humans lack a knuckle-walking ancestor
- Kilauea vs. Mauna Loa
- Living in the shadow of Mauna Loa: A silent summit belies a volcano's forgotten fury
- Raindrop study splashes old assumptions
- Risky business: Modeling catastrophes
- The Sleeping Giants
- Travel specs
- Travels in Geology: Chesapeake Bay, from impact craters to executive orders
- Travels in Geology: Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro: From parasitic cones to equatorial glaciers
- Travels in Geology: Kilauea: Experiencing Pele's wrath through the eyes of a young geologist
- Why red leaves remain elusive in Europe