Holes in the Bottom of the Sea: History, Revolutions, and Future Opportunities Suzanne OConnell
The AGeS2 (Awards for Geochronology Student research 2) Program Rebecca M. Flowers, J Ramón Arrowsmith, Vicki McConnell, James R. Metcalf, Tammy Rittenour, and Blair Schoene
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Down to Earth with … Petroleum Geologist Robbie Gries Sarah Derouin GSA Science Communication Fellow
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Folding Faults and Seismic Risk in the Kunlun Range, Northwest Tibet GSA News Release 19-16, 4/18/2019
Small Fossils with Big Applications—The BP Gulf of Mexico Time Scale—A Step Change in Time Resolution GSA News Release 19-15, 4/16/2019
Leveraging scientists’ perceptions for successful interactions with policy makers GSA News Release 19-14, 4/15/2019
Post-Wildfire Step-Pool Streams GSA News Release 19-13, 4/4/2019
Permian Volcanism Contributed to Atmospheric Greenhouse Gas Content in Antarctica GSA News Release 19-12, 4/2/2019
Geology science by Tore Grane Klausen and colleagues, "The largest delta plain in Earth's history," was covered by Eos and the New Scientist.
Geology science by Byron R. Parizek and colleagues, "Ice-cliff failure via retrogressive slumping," was covered by Yahoo! News Canada and the CBC.
Geology science by Fernando Tornos and colleagues, "Do microbes control the formation of giant copper deposits?," was covered by Eos.
Geology science by Camille Thomas and colleagues, "Recycling of archaeal biomass as a new strategy for extreme life in Dead Sea deep sediments," was covered by LiveScience.