Arizona Geology
blog of the State Geologist of Arizona
Friday, June 11, 2010
Why can't scientists fix the oil leak?
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Why can't scientists and engineers step in and stop the oil from leaking into the Gulf of Mexico? After all, we see resolution of sim...
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Backwaters of the Colorado River
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A new report by the USGS finds that "backwaters may represent a sink for organic matter that enters from the main channel and that st...
Wednesday, June 09, 2010
Small quake near Arizona-Utah border
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A M2.0 earthquake was recorded Monday afternoon in northwest Arizona, near the Utah border. The quake is in an area of historical seismici...
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Tucson group maps ancient seas on Mars
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A Mars mapping project at the Tucson-based Planetary Science Institute concludes that the 2,000 km diameter and 8 km deep Hellas impact bas...
Tuesday, June 08, 2010
A cautionary tale of scientific credentials
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Over the weekend, the Arizona Republic ran a story questioning the scientific credentials of Robert "R.B." Trombley, who runs th...
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Monday, June 07, 2010
Police end strike at Mexico's Cananea copper mine
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Police took control of Grupo Mexico's Cananea copper mine from striking workers on Sunday. The Mexican mine isabout 40 km south of the A...
New blog opposed to mineral museum transfer
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There's a new blog, Mineral Museum Madness , written by someone identified only as 'Zebra,' that blasts the transfer of the Ariz...
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Copper prices going up... or down
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So, who you gonna believe? My friend Tom, who follows the mining market pretty closely, forwarded links today to a couple of analysts rep...
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Enough oxygen in Europa's oceans to support life
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UA planetary scientist Richard Greenberg calculates that the subsurface ocean on Jupiter's moon Europa could have an oxygenated layer m...
Jurassic river flowed from Appalachians to Colorado Plateau
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A new study published by UA geologist Bill Dickenson and colleagues in Geology finds that detrital zircons in Michigan were "deposit...
Science Foundation Arizona among best business incubators
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Science Foundation Arizona was highlighted by Inc. magazine as one of the nations best programs to spur innovation in the market place and...
More geo video links
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Fluvial geomorphology http://www.youtube.com/user/gravelbar Geomorphology http://serc.carleton.edu/NAGTWorkshops/geomoph/emriver/index.html ...
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Friday, June 04, 2010
Geology channels on YouTube
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There are scores of science channels on YouTube and a fair number of geology-themed ones. Here's a sampling of geo channels with a fair...
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Thursday, June 03, 2010
No new Arizona nuclear power plant for now
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An article by Ryan Randazzo in the Arizona Republic nominally reports on John McCain complaining about the halting of the Yucca Mountain nu...
Carbonates suggest warmer, wetter Mars
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ASU planetary scientist Steven Ruff is second author on a study to be published tomorrow in Science that concludes carbonates are more wides...
Denison claims no uranium mine threat to Grand Canyon
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The EnergyCollective blog reprinted part of an article published in Fuel Cycle Week (V9:N375 May 6, 2010 by International Nuclear Associat...
UA climate scientist to receive Royal Geographic Society medal
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Diana Liverman, a geography professor who co-directs the UA's Institute of the Environment, will receive the Founders Gold Medal from th...
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
Phoenix metro area part of geothermal heat pump study
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The greater Phoenix metropolitan area is one of 30 across the country that will be analyzed to see how geothermal ground loop systems (heat ...
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Rosemont DEIS scheduled for 4th quarter
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Coronado National Forest officials announced that they now expect the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Rosemont Copper pr...
Sonora megashear or Caborca orocline?
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The Mojave-Sonora megashear model was challenged at the monthly dinner meeting of the Arizona Geological Society, by Alex Iriondo, from the...
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