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Celebrating 25 years as the premier geological services firm in the industry.

This book features the author’s original research which expands his entire career. It provides the reader with first-hand information about Ecuadorian Geology in order to help preserve the environment of this jewel named Ecuador

A distance learning course from Montana State University covers geology, technology and economic, social and environmental issues centered around energy exploration in the Bakken oil fields of Montana and North Dakota. The course begins Jan. 15.

Collaborative work on a new module in Geofacets leads to global recognition of organizations’ success

Printrex to Showcase Innovative Color Printers Specifically designed for Oil and Gas Exploration Applications

Celebrating 25 years as the premier geological services firm in the industry.

This book features the author’s original research which expands his entire career. It provides the reader with first-hand information about Ecuadorian Geology in order to help preserve the environment of this jewel named Ecuador

A distance learning course from Montana State University covers geology, technology and economic, social and environmental issues centered around energy exploration in the Bakken oil fields of Montana and North Dakota. The course begins Jan. 15.

Economic Opportunities, Technical Challenges and the Regulatory Environment

Collaborative work on a new module in Geofacets leads to global recognition of organizations’ success

Flow Science, Inc. announces the conclusion of an agreement with Complex Flow Design AS of Trondheim, Norway, concerning the development and distribution of a new product, MassFLOW-3D™, , for the simulation of sediment gravity flows.

More Than 60 Minutes sets out to inform the general public why and how the extreme amount of geological occurrences are happening today and if global warming fits into the equation.

You may really have a treasure(s)! Bring your artifacts to be identified and dated by members of the Ocmulgee Archaeological Society, who will be on hand to identify Indian artifacts and historic artifacts from the earliest days of settlement.

At 19, CSULA’s outstanding senior to head to MIT

A revolutionary new method easily and cheaply exposed numerous Martian blood vessel fossils by placing sculptured meteorites under a digital microscope.

The National Association of Geoscience Teachers awards $500 scholarships to students for field study.

Aurora Expeditions is offering adventurers the opportunity to travel back in time and assist in the collection of an incredibly rare 5 kilogram meteorite on its upcoming Weddell Sea voyage to Antarctica this month.

New scientific data supports Earth Axis Tilt. Ancient writtings also reveal the Earth Tilted.

It’s very important to say that careers in geology in Ohio require several levels of education. Some technician positions may only require an Associate’s Degree or career certification from a technical institute.

Author Lisa A. Shiel has researched the hidden history of Michigan's Upper Peninsula and reveals surprising facts about earthquakes. The recent quake that opened a crevice in Menominee County is just one of many temblors that have shaken the region.

Leading operators and strategists are shrugging off anxieties to assemble in Houston to discuss the best steps to take in further developing the shale industry.

Getting the oil and gas out of deep-water reservoirs in the GOM could be dramatically improved by closing technology gaps

For questions, call Dr. Susan Nash, Director of Education and Professional Development, AAPG, 1-918-584-2555.

TERRY Environmental Services, recently recognized as one of the nation’s top 2500 fastest growing companies, is expanding its services and hired Jack M. “Bo” Ellis, III as a senior environmental engineer.

XRD/XRF field-based rock and minerals Analyzer delivers performance comparable to laboratory XRD systems with the benefit of portability, significantly reduced sample preparation and reduced cost.

The Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences Department, in partnership with the Center for Continued Learning at Wilkes University, is proud to offer a variety of credit and non-credit courses and workshops in the summer of 2009.

The one-day course will provide an introduction to soil science and soil field morphology for the professional, wetland biologist, scientist, geologist, sewage enforcement officier, and educator.

“BTX” is a new bencthop XRD/XRF instrument ideally suited for routine laboratory based analysis. BTX performs mineral/phase identification and quantification for routine quality control applications.

The SE Europe Geoscience Foundation ("SEEGF") is pleased to announce that Dr Dick Tosdal will be giving a series of lectures as part of the SEEGF Distinguished Speaker Series in May 2009 in Sofa (Bulgaria), Belgrade (Serbia) and Stip (Maceondia).

McElhanney Consulting has signed a Services Distribution Partner agreement with Infoterra GmbH to provide TerraSAR-X RADAR imagery to oil & gas, mining and forest sectors in Canada and the countries of Cambodia, Indonesia and the Philippines.