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"Arizona must do more to counter a dry future": Geosciences Prof Emeritus Karl Flessa warns that current and proposed adaptive strategies are insufficient to meet the State’s needs in a drier future.

Making Science at high altitude: Faculty & Students from UofA Geosciences, in collaboration with Argentine colleagues, join forces to study Cerro Aconcagua, the highest mountain in the western Hemisphere unraveling the secrets of its formation.

Lazaraskeite, a brand new mineral, the first organic mineral that contains glycolate, discovered in our own backyard by University of Arizona Geoscientist Dr. Hexiong Yang and his team. The discovery appears in the latest issue of "American Minerologist".

Women in Climate Change: Joellen Russell | Jessica Tierney

Alpine Permafrost could Melt Faster than Arctic Permafrost under Current CO2 Levels: Research co-authored by University of Arizona Geoscientist Dean Carmala Garzione and Lin Li, appears in the March 14th Volume of Journal, Nature Communications.

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