Bureau of Economic Geology

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Established in 1909, the Bureau of Economic Geology in the Jackson School of Geosciences is the oldest and second-largest organized research unit at The Univ...

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A Little Piece Of Texas In Antarctica Geographic and Environmental Implications

Mechanisms Underlying Watershed Recovery from Drought and Wildfire

Accreting, fast and slow Geometry, kinematics and sediment load of fluvial channels

Water Use Requirements for Data Centers in Texas

Geodynamic controls on sediment-hosted zinc-lead CD-type deposits

Approaching 100 years old! Perspectives and Highlights from the New Mexico Bureau of Geology...

The Logic (or lack of it) of Environmental Geophysics – Examples from the Ogallala Aquifer

What is Geoheritage Exploring Texas' Geoheritage Sites

Opportunities for Improving Water Resources Management through Texas Imperative & Texas Water Fund

Still Taking Field Trips 60 Years as a Geologist Meet a Geoscientist with Chock Woodruff

Petrographic Analysis of Uranium-Bearing Sandstones, Miocene Oakville Sandstone, South Texas Uranium

What Does a Seismologist Do Tracking Earthquakes in Texas (Meet a Geoscientist)

Exploring Earth & Energy A Geoscientist’s Journey Around the World

Writing Strategies

Bureau of Economic Geology The Texas Imperative

The Geochemist Studying How to Keep Carbon Safely Underground

Critical Minerals and Rare Earth Elements in Texas

Rocks Are Like Archives Exploring Earth with a Scanning Electron Microscope

Hot and Cold Volcanic and climatic impacts on landslides, erosion, and sediment in Hawai'i

HyFive User Guide

Groundwater Development for a Climate Resilient Future

Potential Rare Earth Element Resources from Wyoming Coal and Coal Ash

HyFive 2.0 Demo

Rare Earth Element Resources from Coal in North Dakota

Construction and Destruction of Coastal Zones in our Changing Environment

ElementUSA Converting Bauxite Residue to Rare Earth Elements

Economic and Environmental Aspects of CO2-EOR and Storage San Andreas Formation, West Texas

Role of petroleum production subsidence on submergence of Texas coastal lands the Rose City Field

Volcanoes, Hurricanes & Sinkholes Meet a Geoscientist with Jeff Paine

Rocks, Reefs, and the Subsurface Meet a Geoscientist with Kelly Hattori