Arizona scientists received $1.273 billion in NSF grants during the period 2000-2008, putting the state in 10th place nationally. The leading state is California, with over $6.7 billion.
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- Virtual flyover of Saturn's moon Titan by Flagstaf...
- Arizona 10th in NSF grants this decade
- Phoenix Mars Lander site is 'habitable'
- Running out of water
- Faster removal of uranium tailings on Colorado River
- Freeport quietly starts copper production at giant...
- Yucca Mtn arguments Webcast over next 3 days
- NAU researchers trace Ice Age anthrax path to Nort...
- Rockfalls in Colorado are a lesson for all mountai...
- One-fifth of water wells have contaminants
- Bombay Beach earthquake swarm in 3-D
- Scaling back our Phoenix operations
- Ice volcanoes on Titan
- UA camera spots ice in fresh crater on Mars
- Paleoseismic trenching of Washington fault in nort...
- Ups and downs of the copper industry
- Geoengineering proposal may be first by major scie...
- New system for locating trapped miners tested in A...
- Bombay Beach earthquake swarm continuing
- Arizona toxic releases down 9% in 2007
- Lands bill offers something for everyone
- CO2 sequestration well approved for Arizona
- Case made for liquid water on Mars
- Starburst spider dust deposits signal Martian spring
- Regulating CO2 will affect major electric power so...
- Catch a falling star
- Watching the San Andreas
- ASU coping with budget cuts
- Stolen "Basket" meteorite returned to Meteor Crater
- Redoubt webcam
- Making room for AGS Digest 22
- Planetary science conference will be big for Arizo...
- Martians blog on Arizona geology
- Lake Powell webcams
- Author calls for draining Lake Powell
- Mud volcanoes on Mars?
- Arizona geologist makes spacewalk
- Is uranium in Colorado River naturally occurring?
- UA asronomers will train asteroid hunters
- Permits and fees to pick up a rock in the national...
- Arizona DroughtWatch
- Dealing with "Stealth Disasters"
- China on buying spree for strategic mineral and en...
- Supai Village to complete flood restoration and re...
- Tucson science museums on 'back burner'
- Water level measurements underway in Verde Valley ...
- Is there a "peak coal" curve?
- Bypassing nuclear energy
- Asarco settlement for Arizona claims
- Motley Fool sees ascent of Freeport stock
- Gigapans of Organ Pipe National Monument
- More brainiac scientists needed to fight the monsters
- "Uranium" - the rock that shaped the world
- Americans value science; we just don't know any
- ASU's THEMIS camera: "Live from Mars"
- Copper stock prices double from lows
- Omnibus lands bill fails in House
- Asarco proposes largest environmental settlement i...
- Central Arizona Geology Club
- Needles 7.5' geologic quad map released by USGS
- China copper imports set record
- 'Lucy' discoverer Johanson interview in Time
- Sarewitz on conveying climate complexity
- Shuttleworth made Regents Professor at UA
- Kathy Jacobs testimony on a national climate service
- Power line options for Rosemont mine
- Help search for the lost Beagle on Mars
- ASU's Johanson "Lucy's Legacy" interview available...
- Arizona science fair student finds Splenda will st...
- Martian moon Deimos photos by UA HiRISE
- Grupo Mexico may continue battle for Asarco
- Hydrology careers highlighted in New York Times
- Geothermal well to be drilled for Willcox greenhouses
- UA budget cuts indicative of public universities
- Energy-environmental research and education deemed...
- AZ Republic endorses Resolution copper mine
- Secret life of Clarence King
- 'Trail of Time' at Grand Canyon
- Origins Symposium at ASU
- Archeology Science Cafe in Tucson
- Videos and photos of Tucson Gem & Mineral Show
- Asarco sold to Sterlite
- Glynn Burkhardt, long-time champion of small miners
- "Gold rush" for brackish water underway in New Mexico
- Economic drivers of the geosciences
- Mining geology salaries
- Potash price up 3 times over a year ago
- Where did Earth's water come from?
- Arizona ranks 27th in encouraging investment in mi...
- ASU realigning Earth science degree
- Has copper price bottomed out?
- Moving Forest Service to Interior Dept?
- Shoemaker Award to UA's Jay Melosh
- Some nations grabbing cheap mineral resources
- ASU discoverer of "Lucy" on NPR Science Friday
- Making "Grand Canyon State" the official nickname
- UA astronomer plans giant space shade for the Earth
- Minerals for solar panels
- Proposed cement plant near Seligman draws opposition
- Sterlite cuts offer for Asarco by 45%
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