In this Issue:
Uruguay Datasets for Enhanced Offshore Exploration
Save $125 by 17 May
Back to the basics: “Recruits” become armed for...
East Texas activity thriving: The Deep Bossier play in the Amoruso Field has all the poten...
Sometimes finding the Big One doesn't call for high-tech applications. Past AAPG president...
Europe needs a remedy: Years of worry about reliable gas su...
Save $100 by 22 April
North Africa is not generally known for its elephants – that is, creatures of an animal nature. But recent activity offers hop...
Years of damage and destruction have earned the GOM the title “Hurricane Central.” But how bad is it? The Minerals...
Provo, Utah’s Ty Robinson has been named AAPG’s 2009 Earth Science Teacher of the Year.
AAPG's rapidly expanding Student Expo program is off to a fast start this year that aims to repeat last year's successes.
Geological Survey recently released the first-ever assessment of technically recoverable gas hydrate resources – and as the fa...
Last August in this column I identified 10 “sticky” energy myths and countered with some realities. “...
During the boom of the late 1970s AAPG built a robust educational curriculum; since that time AAPG’s educational offerin...
With its use concentrated in large power stations in most countries, it is a prime candidate for carbon capture and storage, e...
This month's Geophysical Corner covers the exciting science of nanotechnology which is being introduced into reservoir charact...
Oil and natural gas professionals have been urging the SEC to modernize its disclosure rules for oil and natural gas reserves ...
Approvals of funding and the establishment of a new award that honors a longtime supporter of geosciences and the Association ...
Please log in to download the PDF file.