News Media Resources

GSA manages on-site media relations for the 2004 Annual Meeting in the GSA Newsroom at the Colorado Convention Center (Room 208).

2004 GSA Annual Meeting News Releases / Advisories

• Old Riverbed Keeps Chemicals from Entering Ohio River
  Pam Frost Gorder, Ohio State University, 10 November 2004
• Ancient Creature Fossilized by the Bacteria that Ate It
  Pam Frost Gorder, Ohio State University, 10 November 2004
• Fossilized Feces Help CU Researcher Piece Together Ancient Marine Ecosystem
  Karen Chin, Greg Swenson, University of Colorado, 9 November 2004
• Look at Past Sea-level Rise Points to Troubling Future
  Rice Geologists Probe Impact of Rising Seas Along U.S. Gulf Coast
  Jade Boyd, Rice Univeristy, 8 November 2004
• Sea Change: Skeletons of Ancient Corals Different from Today's
  Lisa De Nike, Johns Hopkins Univeristy, 8 November 2004
• Scientists to Unveil Results from Final Ocean Drilling Program Expeditions
  Kasey White, Ocean Drilling Project, 7 November 2004
• Florissant Tops Amber Deposits for Fossil Beetle Richness, According To CU-Boulder Study
  Dena Smith, University of Colorado, 7 November 2004
• Unseen Colorado Mountain Aquifers Throw Water on "Teflon Basin" Myth
  Mark Williams, University of Colorado, 7 November 2004
• Tumbleweeds Good for Uranium Clean-Up
  GSA Rel. 04-33, 5 November 2004
• Seismosaur Cut Down To Size
  GSA Rel. 04-32, 5 November 2004
• Honeybees Defy Dino-Killing "Nuclear Winter"
  GSA Rel. 04-31, 5 November 2004
• Titanic Disaster: New Theory Fingers Coal Fire
  GSA Rel. 04-30, 5 November 2004
• Earliest Tracks of 4-Legged Stroll
  GSA Rel. 04-29, 5 November 2004
• National Park Service Recognizes Geoscience Partners
  Lindy Allen, Elaine Sevy, National Park Service, 4 November 2004
• People cause more soil erosion than all natural processes
  Nancy Ross-Flanigan, University of Michigan, 1 November 2004
• Did Dinosaurs Die at Hands of Meteorite Fall or Volcanic Eruption?
  Gabi Nobis, Open University, 3 November 2004
• Symposium honors Paul Ribbe for contributions to mineral and geochemical science
  Susan Trulove, Virginia Tech, 2 November 2004
• Researchers unlock mysteries of toxic metals in the largest contaminated site in the United States
  Susan Trulove, Virginia Tech, 2 November 2004
• Montana State University scientists present findings on Mount St. Helens, geology and health, and geology education at GSA meeting
  Annette Trinity-Stevens, Montana State University, 1 November 2004
• Scripps Oceanography Geophysicist to Receive Award from GSA
  Dora Dalton or Mario Aguilera, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 1 November 2004
• WIU Geology Faculty Members to Present at National Meeting
  Amy Henson, Western Illinois University, 29 October 2004
• Leading palaeontologist speaks on evolutionary change
  Jayde Little, Department of Industry and Resources, 28 October 2004
• Are museum collections of ancient life representative?
  Susan Trulove, Virginia Tech, 28 October 2004
• Hurricane Ivan helps student study sinkholes
  Susan Trulove, Virginia Tech, 25 October 2004
• Do lead bullets continue to be a hazard after they land?
  Susan Trulove, Virginia Tech, 25 October 2004
• Plentiful fossils of dinosaur contemporary allow population study
  Susan Trulove, Virginia Tech, 25 October 2004
• Researchers tracking sources of arsenic contamination in water
  Susan Trulove, Virginia Tech, 25 October 2004
• Who laid the first egg?
  Scientists move a step closer to linking embryos of earth's first animals to adult form
  Susan Trulove, Virginia Tech, 25 October 2004
• Top Mars Exploration Scientists to Speak in Denver Tuesday, 9 November 2004
  GSA Rel. 04-27, 21 October 2004
• CMU Faculty and Student Researchers to Present at GSA
  Pat Housley, Central Michigan University, 14 October 2004
• APSU Professor Dr. Jack E. Deibert To Speak Before GSA
  Rebecca Mackey, Austin Peay State University, 4 October 2004
• 2004 GSA Annual Meeting - Media Advisory
  GSA Rel. 04-24, 30 August 2004