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1. From the Editor.

Author

Keane, Christopher M.

Subjects
*GEOLOGY, *DINOSAURS, *PALEONTOLOGISTS
Published
2019

2. From the Editor.

Author

Keane, Christopher M.

Subjects
*MINES & mineral resources, *GEOLOGY
Published
2017

4. From the Editor.

Author

Keane, Christopher M.

Subjects
*EARTH sciences, *GEOLOGY, *NATURAL history
Abstract

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various articles within the issue on topics including geoscientific research related to forest formation on the planet Earth, crowd funding for geology and research related to earthquake hazards along the Cascadia Subduction Zone in the U.S.

Published
2014

5. From the Editor.

Author

Keane, Christopher M.

Subjects
*GEOLOGY, *CAMPS
Abstract

An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses an article on geological field camps.

Published
2013

6. From the Editor.

Author

Keane, Christopher M.

Subjects
*OCCUPATIONS, *GEOLOGY, *GRADUATE students, *COLLEGE graduates
Abstract

The author discusses the issue of mismatch between the nature of jobs available in geoscience and the nature of new graduates in geoscience. He agrees that issues on the disconnect include the ability or willingness of new graduates to move to the job site and their lack of geoscience background. Also discussed is the experience of college graduate R. Tyler Powers who ventured into the wild to work in the oilfieds of North Dakota.

Published
2012

7. From the Editor.

Author

Keane, Christopher M.

Subjects
*CONFERENCES & conventions, *GEOLOGY
Abstract

An introduction to the journal is presented wherein the editor discusses various topics within the issue which focuses on what Australia has to offer to those who plan to attend the 34th International Geological Congress (IGC) in Brisbane, Queensland on August 2012.

Published
2011

8. Geologists: "We May Be Slowly Running Out Of Rocks.".

Author

Keane, Christopher M.

Subjects
*GEOLOGY, *CLIMATE change
Abstract

The author presents his reactions to the satirical headline on geology in the May 2010 issue of "The Onion" and the debate on human influence on climate change during the annual meeting of the European Geosciences Union in Vienna, Austria in May 2010.

Published
2010

9. From the Editor.

Author

Keane, Christopher M.

Subjects
*GEOLOGY, *ECONOMIC recovery
Abstract

The article discusses various reports published within the issue, including one on the application of geosciences to society and another on economy recovery and development.

Published
2009

10. From the Editor.

Author

Keane, Christopher M.

Subjects
*PUBLISHING, *PERIODICALS, *MARKETING strategy, *ENVIRONMENTAL engineering, *GEOLOGY
Abstract

The article discusses the changes of the journal "Geotimes." The author announces that the journal will change its name to "Earth," beginning with the September 2008 issue, to reposition the brand to reflect its content. He adds that the same contributors, staff and editorial process are involved in the new name of the publication. People who the author would like to thank for their assistance in repositioning the journal are mentioned in article.

Published
2008

11. FROM THE EDITOR.

Author

Keane, Christopher M.

Subjects
*PREFACES & forewords, *GEOLOGY
Abstract

This article discusses various reports published within the issue, including papers on coastal development and volcanoes.

Published
2007

12. Geology Today Index 2020.

Subjects
GEOLOGY, METALS, METEORITES, VOLCANOLOGY, TURBIDITES, FOSSIL hominids, TUNDRAS
Abstract

Antarctic fossils 85-6. deep sea rock record I 92 i , 93. fairy wasp fossils 131-2, I 132 i . fossil amber I 126 i . fossil preservation 169-70, 170, I 170 i . ocean floor environment 189. palaeowind patterns 215-16, I 215 i , I 216 i . crime in mining and mineral distribution 168. crinoids, Classic localities explained 24. Cretaceous chalk seafloor can provide inspiration for human technology operating in challenging marine conditions I 190 i . enrolled phacopid trilobite I 190 i . fossils and biomimicry 189-90. fossils and biotechnology 190. living fossils 191. OroBOT, a robotic reincarnation of the Permian amniote I Orobates pabsti 189 i . fossil-inspired artificial bivalve shell I 190 i . fossil trees, Lesbos petrified forest 50, I 50 i . fossil wood 48, I 48 i . fossils. Cretaceous chalk seafloor can provide inspiration for human technology operating in challenging marine conditions I 190 i . enrolled phacopid trilobite I 190 i . fossils and biomimicry 189-90. fossils and biotechnology 190. living fossils 191. K, S and Se variations I 62 i . location of zinc smelters and the oak I 60 i . massive and disseminated ore minerals I 60 i . ore chemistry B 61. b the Palmerston zinc smelters 60. sources for the Palmerston ores 60-2. tree rings in oak tree I 59 i . the tree-ring record 62-3. palynology, Cretaceous 131-2, I 132 i . [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021
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