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Últimos comunicados de U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) News
- Media Alert: Low-level Flights to Image Geology over Eastern Kansashace 7 h
RESTON, Va. – Low-level airplane flights will begin as soon as late July over eastern Kansas to image geology using airborne geophysical technology.
- Saving imperiled native Hawaiian birds: Leveraging avian malaria and mosquito ecology research to support effective mosquito control in Hawaiʻihace 8 h
August 8 marks Hawaiian Honeycreeper Celebration Day, which recognizes Hawai'i's unique native forest birds. This Friday's Findings will showcase how USGS scientists are helping support native bird co…
- Morphodynamics of dune-based coastal flood mitigation under sea-level risehace 8 h
Natural and engineered sand dunes serve as barriers to protect against storms. Engineered sand dunes, called "Nature-based Solutions", are increasingly being used for coastal protection, yet their eff…
- Landsat Illustrates the Life Cycle of a Minehace 14 h
Any number of satellites can show us what the Earth’s surface looks like now—but only the Landsat Program can reveal more than 50 years of change. We can watch cities grow, farmland shrink, and forest…
- Are those volcanoes…or a volcanic field?hace 1 d
Although not as dramatic as past explosive eruptions at Yellowstone, Idaho is home to several young volcanic eruptions. Geologists are currently evaluating whether many of these young eruptions should…
- Humpback chub rebound: USGS science uncovers population increase and range expansion for threatened fishhace 4 d
A new USGS study estimates that adult humpback chub in western Grand Canyon increased roughly 160-fold between 2010 and 2024, a large population increase within this river segment, even as the long-te…
- Texas LiDAR-derived StreamStats application now availablehace 4 d
Texas StreamStats with new LiDAR-derived data provides an opportunity for improved accuracy of watershed delineations and streamlines.
- Volcano Minute — Mauna Loa on the movehace 5 d
Today, we’re taking a look at how scientists track movement at Earth’s largest active volcano—Mauna Loa.
- Volcano Watch — Watching volcanoes move, one survey at a timehace 5 d
The USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO) relies heavily on Global Positioning System (GPS) data to monitor volcanic activity in Hawaii. Data are collected by a combination of permanent stations and…
- A mid-ocean ridge revealed by 3D magnetic modeling: New geologic map of Escanaba Troughhace 6 d
Nearly two hundred miles offshore of the Oregon/California border lies Escanaba Trough, a unique mid-ocean ridge covered in deep sediment up to 500 meters thick, dotted with active hydrothermal vent s…
- CDI projects highlighted at the Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) July Meetinghace 7 d
A poster about the Community for Data Integration (CDI) at the 2026 Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Meeting highlights CDI projects and products.
- EESC in the News: Sturgeon Geneticshace 8 d
By Karl Blankenship Bay Journal, July 20, 2026 Last fall on Marshyhope Creek, which flows into the Nanticoke River on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, biologists found something they thought they might never…
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