Arizona Geology

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Monday, August 18, 2008

Photos of Grand Canyon flooding rescues

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More photos are coming out, showing rescues and people stranded by the floods caused by Sunday's dam breach in a side canyon to the Colo...
Sunday, August 17, 2008

Evacuating Supai Canyon

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Update 5:50 pm 8-17-08 , from az211 : On Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008 , in the late afternoon and evening, the northern Arizona hi...
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Redesigned emergency management Web site

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The Arizona Division of Emergency Management's (ADEM) redesigned Web site, www.dem.azdem.gov, was launched July 1. The site contains inf...

Few details on Grand Canyon flooding from dam break

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The Redlands Dam, an earthen dam on Cataract Canyon [corrected 9:25 pm, 8-17-08] near the Grand Canyon, failed early this morning after heav...
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American SW and N. Mexico will be climate 'hotspots'

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Climate will be changing the most in the American Southwest and northwestern Mexico, according to a new study in press in Geophysical Resear...

ASU prof wins Clay Science award

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Lynda Williams [ right ] Associate Research Professor in the ASU School of Earth and Space Exploration, is the 2009 winner of the Marion L....

Round-up of mining news

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Today's newspaper are full of stories about mining in Arizona. The AZ Republic (Phoenix) reports that "Freeport-McMoRan and Southe...

Subsidence maps of Arizona

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The Arizona Dept. of Water Resources posted subsidence maps for basins across Arizona created using interferometry (InSAR) data. PDF image...

Arizona "gold mines" for sale on eBay

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If you have $20 million laying around, you can click on the "buy it now" button on eBay and pick up the Yellow Jacket and Phoenix...
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Friday, August 15, 2008

Southern Copper production down

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Phoenix-based Southern Copper Corp. announced that it will produce 606,000 tons of copper in 2008, rather than the expected 717,000 tons. T...

Groundwater for 80,000 new homes in Kingman

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The New York Times ran a feature story on the approval of water rights for 80,000 new homes in the Kingman area. The Times story states, ...

Arizona volcanoes

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A podcast of the Mark Brodie KJZZ interview with ASU professor Stanley Williams about Volcanic Arizona is online . A second piece covers W...
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Conserving our way out of the oil crisis

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Oil prices fell below $114 a barrel yesterday as OPEC and the International Energy Administration predicted lower growth in demand and even ...

Red dust of Mars

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The red dust particles that "color the Martian sky pink, feed storms that regularly envelop the planet and produce Mars' distincti...
Thursday, August 14, 2008

Foreign investment in Arizona

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The front page story in today's Tucson Citizen describes one man's concerns over the proposed Rosemont copper mine. It's a goo...
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ASU interdisciplinary approach lauded

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The new issue of Newsweek describes ASU as " a leader in the movement to radically redesign higher education and the role of universit...
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Basin & Range aquifers 4th most heavily used in nation

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The Basin and Range basin-fill aquifers that supply groundwater to most of the population of Arizona (and all of Nevada, parts of So. Calif,...
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Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Offshore oil: 10 years or 10 months?

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The debate over expanding offshore drilling in the U.S. Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) has moved into at least two of Arizona's congressi...

Mysteries of alien dirt

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We've all been following the day-to-day stories from the Phoenix Mars Lander but Richard Kerr, science writer with Science , put togethe...

Geoscience careers in oil, hydrogeology

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Last week, I posted a link to an article in Science about the growth in geoscience careers. It turns out that was just one of a trio of art...
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