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We are please to announce that EARTH is now part of Nautilus.   Please visit either the main Nautilus site, or check out the EARTH Channel on Nautilus.

 

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After hurricanes, U.S. beach homes are rebuilt bigger
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After hurricanes, U.S. beach homes are rebuilt bigger
Folding drone flies into tight spaces
Geoethics in the Field: Leading by Example
Inside the inferno: How large firenadoes form
Wind or water? Hurricane Harvey's most destructive force

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POLL

In EARTH's September issue, read about the five Weiss children who have presented original research at AGU. Who most inspired or mentored your childhood scientific pursuits?

Elementary school science teacher
1% (1 vote)
Middle school science teacher
12% (9 votes)
High school science teacher
32% (23 votes)
Parent or grandparent
21% (15 votes)
Science celebrity, e.g. Mr. Wizard, Bill Nye, Neil deGrasse Tyson
15% (11 votes)
Afterschool or camp counselor
1% (1 vote)
Other
18% (13 votes)
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Wind or water? Hurricane Harvey's most destructive force
Travels in Geology: Finding Florida's hidden freshwater gems
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Inside the inferno: How large firenadoes form
Red Planet Roundup: March 2019
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Down to Earth With: Paleoanthropologist and underground astronaut Lindsay Hunter
Geomedia: Books: A witty look at "The Ends of the World"
Geomedia: Books: "How the Rock Connects Us" shares copper country geoheritage
Mineral Resource of the Month: Garnet

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Geoethics in the Field: Leading by Example
Geologic Column: Newspeak for kids
Comment: After a disaster, should you gamble on returning? Paradise edition
Geologic Column: Is this land really your land?
Comment: Faster flood forecasting to improve responses

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Hot but not bothered: Warm soils favor microbes with small genomes
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Thirsty mantle: Subduction zones swallow more water than thought

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