In this Issue:
Ready or not, here they come: Gulf operators face what could be a re...
Low-cost, non-proprietorial solutions are needed to captur...
Sure, the starting salaries are great, but there may be another reas...
Find out how you can make an impact and be part of one of ...
Ten speakers have been announced for this year's AAPG Distinguished ...
A new era for the geoscientist. Held 15-16 October 2019 in ...
A gift that keeps on giving: The Gulf of Mexico is not only...
Whether you are a geologist, geophysicist, or engineer, the...
Here today, gone tomorrow? A number of forces continue to t...
APAC URTeC will address unconventional exploration and development challenges unique ...
Earth Science Week planned for October ... download your kit to help promote
Join the experts on 11-13 February 2020 as they discuss the world's petroliferous ene...
Houston abstract deadlines are October 4
URTeC returns to Austin in 2020. Join us at the integrated event for unconventional resource teams.
Ordinarily I tend to be skeptical of crusty old folks who are always claiming that 'the younger generation is going to hell in...
With conferences and workshops in London, Athens, Edinburgh, and Batumi, AAPG's Europ...
Perhaps a review—and awareness—of the past may make us better geologists in the future.
AAPG's Energy Transition Forum Committee invites professionals and students to partic...
Two of the strongest allegiances for most people are their alma mater and professional society. One's alma mater is often a d...
AAPG's three divisions -- Environmental Geosciences (DEG), Professional Affairs (DPA) and Energy Minerals (EMD) -- have been ...
Magnetic data traditionally have been used to map basement faulting, allowing geoscientists to have a better understanding of...
September is annual meeting month for four AAPG Sections
Candidates for 2006-07 leadership of AAPG are available for consideration.
The special session on 'Restoring America's Coastal Heartland' is part of the technic...
Today's lesson is very important: Science is about to lose the public debate between creationism and evolution — or is it?