Lake Formation and Expansion Due to Sea-Level Rise Causes Freshwater Resource Depletion on Small Islands
GSA News Release 21-65, 10/12/2021
Dams disproportionately removed from areas with more non-Hispanic white residents
GSA News Release 21-59, 10/8/2021
Rocks on Floor of Jezero Crater, Mars, Show Signs of Sustained Interactions with Water
GSA News Release 21-58, 10/8/2021
Records from Lake Magadi, Kenya, suggest environmental variability driven by changes in Earth’s orbit
GSA News Release 21-53, 9/21/2021
Paleofjords that drained glaciers 300 million years ago still preserved in the desertic landscape of NW Namibia
GSA News Release 21-50, 8/31/2021
Geological Society of America Announces 2021–2022 Fellows for Science Policy and Communication
GSA News Release 21-44, 8/2/2021
'Icelandia' — Is Iceland the tip of a vast, sunken continent? New theory could revolutionise geological thinking. Co-release with Univ. of Durham, UK.
GSA News Release 21-37, 6/29/2021
Old Oil Fields May Be Less Prone to Induced Earthquakes, Providing Stable Places for Carbon Storage
GSA News Release 21-36, 6/28/2021
The “Great Dying”: Rapid Warming and Monsoonal Intensification Contributed to the Abrupt Collapse of Forest-Mire (Glossopteris) Ecosystems in the High Southern Latitudes
GSA News Release 21-31, 5/19/2021
117th Annual Meeting of the Cordilleran Section of The Geological Society of America
GSA News Release 21-24, 4/29/2021
Curiosity Rover Explores Stratigraphy of Gale Crater: Finds Multiple Transitions between Drier and Wetter Climates
GSA News Release 21-21, 4/8/2021
Advancing knowledge in the geosciences to understand Earth’s past, present, and future: 70th Annual Meeting of GSA’s Southeastern Section
GSA News Release 21-14, 3/17/2021
56th Annual Meeting of GSA’s Northeastern Section: Lithosphere, Hydrosphere, Anthroposphere
GSA News Release 21-12, 3/5/2021
Experiments show the record of early life could be full of “false positives”
GSA News Release 21-06, 1/28/2021