There have been some great stories in the press and online this past week covering Arizona geology. Here's a short list:The brains beneath the bedrock (about Troy Pewe) [Arizona (Flagstaff) Daily Sun]
A Look at the Marcus Landslide in the McDowell Mountains of Arizona [Wayne Ranney's Earthly Musings blog about work by AZGS geologist Brian Gootee and colleague John Douglass -right, from John's Marcus Landslide Virtual Fieldtrip]
Verde River basin remains geologically active [Steve Ayers story in the Verde Independent about AZGS mapping]
Big Chino Fault has a long history of big quakes [Steve Ayers story in the Verde Independent about AZGS mapping]
What Lies Beneath the Tucson Valley [Jonathan DuHamel's blog in the Tucson Citizen]
A cautionary tale of growth: Analysis shows how Verde River might go dry [interview with Ed Wolfe in Verde Independent]
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