Graduate students at the UArizona and ASU wade into earth fissures.
Recent Posts
AZGS's Carson Richardson reviews Arizona mining and mineral exploration at AEMA Annual Meeting, Sparks, NV.
Arizona Mining Review shoots its 50 episode with Greg Hahn of Arizona Silver Exploration.
AZGS in the field examining earth fissures with UNESCO, AIPG and AGS.
Satellite-based tech employed by Arizona Dept. of Water Resources has found more than 3,400 square miles of land subsidence in the state
GEM sponsors Bagdad Copper Mine field trip for Yavapai College students.
AZGS Mining Data site yields bonanza of geologic, geophysical and geochemical data on the Sacaton Mine near Casa Grande, Arizona.
The ineluctable march of earth fissures in southern Arizona documented in newly revised earth fissure study area maps.
The Great Arizona ShakeOut on 17 Oct. 2019 engaged 87,134* people.
Do recent earthquakes in northern Sonora represent late aftershocks of the 1887 M7.5 earthquake?
e-Mail note from the American Geosciences Institute regarding projected employment growth in the geoscience workforce over the next decade.
A 4-minute Google Earth flight examining the Lake Mary and Cataract Creek Fault systems near Flagstaff, Arizona.
Touring the stones and stories of downtown Phoenix.
AZGS has a strong presence at GSA-2019 in Phoenix, Arizona, on the week of 22 Sept. 2019.
'Ten earthquakes that rattled Arizona', illustrates that Arizona has earthquakes and the potential for damaging, even life-threatening, earthquakes.
AZGS contributed nearly $32 million to Arizona’s economy over the past year – a 34-fold return on the survey’s FY-2018 state allocation of $941,000.
Between 1983 and 2018, Bill Chenoweth published ~ 150 uranium reports for sites in the southwestern US.
Dr. Spencer R. Titley passed away in Tucson on Sunday morning, August 18, 2019.
Sarah (Andrews) Brown, petroleum geologist and author of the Em Hansen mystery series, passed away in a private plane crash along with her husband, Damon, and their son Duncan on 24 July 2019.
In FY 2019, there were 380 active, full-time mines or development projects in the state of Arizona (Richardson and others, 2019). The new Directory of Active Mines in Arizona: FY 2019, a joint product of the Arizona Mine Inspector’s Office and the Arizona Geological Survey, characterizes those active mines.
