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- UA degree programs at risk
- HiRISE camera spotting brand new Martian craters
- Arizona's electrical energy mix
- 'Green' energy will require lots of copper - Poulton
- Resolution Copper to sink shaft to 1,100' in 2009
- An invitation to bloggers at the Tucson gem show
- World's biggest gem, mineral, & fossil show gettin...
- Why Earth Science?
- FEMA flood plain maps for Arizona don't meet all s...
- Polar Petroleum Potential
- ASU mandates 10-15 day furloughs
- Science ignored in Grand Canyon flows?
- Another try to change the 1872 Mining Law
- Pew report blasts 1872 Mining Act
- Giffords to chair House Space & Aeronautics committee
- Honors go to Melosh, Vivoni
- AGU's Fred Spilhaus retires
- Freeport takes $14 billion loss
- Geotripper blog from Black Mesa
- Former USGS director to coordinate Alaska pipeline...
- NAU measured 6,000 trees in global warming mortali...
- Mission mine buying Tohono O'odham CAP water
- Bill re-filed to halt uranium exploration in N. Ar...
- Science Debate - what next?
- Arizona gold publications now online
- Red Desert- missing link to origin of the Grand Ca...
- BLM to expedite renewable energy
- Will Colorado River shortage depopulate Phoenix?
- Southwest to get more droughts, floods, & fires
- Science That Transforms
- Pinto Valley mine lays off most of workers
- Science Foundation Arizona on termination list
- Geologic quad mapping underway in Arizona
- Salazar offers pragmatic course on minerals, energy
- Tent cities going up for gem show
- LIDAR for low-impact surveys of Grand Canyon arche...
- ASU's Lawrence Krauss to co-chair disarmament group
- 2009 forecast as one of worst for copper
- Science means jobs
- A big year for Grand Canyon geology
- Groundwater quality of Agua Fria basin
- That wasn't an earthquake
- Postcards from Mars
- Dealing with the state budget cuts
- Tucson's science center could show off more
- The State of the Geologic Profession in Arizona
- Joaquin for VP
- Earth science matters
- 80,000 maps moved into new Arizona state archives
- Willcox coal ash pond was lined to prevent leakage...
- Meteorologists in Phoenix, honor climate book
- Science, energy, education, research in House stim...
- Volunteers sought for Havasupai Canyon restoration
- First reuse of mine water in Arizona
- Geoscience role in the economic recovery
- Battle for Arizona's helium resource
- Don't eliminate Mines & Mineral Resources
- Mineral Oddities is theme of gem show
- Some kind of science guy...
- Identifying the mystery rock
- Why are Martian rocks spread out so evenly?
- Arizona's coal ash ponds
- Proposal calls for eliminating ADMMR, cutting Mine...
- How science really works
- Morenci mine laying off nearly half of workers
- ADEQ director Steve Owens to resign
- Arizona 19th in amount of coal ash in ponds
- Seismic waves roll across Arizona from Calif. quake
- USGS director Mark Myers resigns
- UA spots record number of Near-Earth Objects in 2008
- Rough year ahead for mining, metals companies
- Phoenix in winter
- Southern Utah landslide may close highway for weeks
- Omnibus lands bill includes Arizona proposals
- Arizona subsidence maps posted
- Ash pond in Arizona
- Grand Canyon in competition for 7 Wonders of Nature
- UA's HiRISE camera wraps up primary mission
- A broader view of Galileo
- Video shows power of landslides
- UA-ASU debate next major planetary mission
- Mineral Park mine ships first copper concentrate
- Testing for radionuclides in the Tuba City dump
- Whiskey is for drinkin', water is for fightin'
- Barrier walls to protect SR 87 from landslide debris
- CSI Younger Dryas: did a comet kill the mammoths?
- Uranium mining in the West
- Science Friday launches the Year of Science
- Grand Canyon had the most suicides
- Environmental group raises concerns about potash e...
- Celebrate Year of Science with us!
- Hiking Romero Canyon
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