By Susan Eaton
Water, water everywhere? Geothermal waters in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin could be a new source of abundant and cheap energy.
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By David Brown
By now everyone knows that oil companies have made a lot of money. The question is, what will they do with it?
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By Larry Nation
After the storm: Geologists, like everyone else in the post-Katrina world of southern Louisiana and Mississippi, are getting their lives together, making do and waiting for the day when normalcy returns.
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By Barry Friedman
Bridging the gap: Thanks to a new AAPG publication, the divide between industry and academia regarding the worlds of exploration and earthquake detection is overcome.
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