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U.S. Secretary of the Interior attends blessing at site of new Hawaiian Volcano Observatory : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

U.S. Secretary of the Interior attends blessing at site of new Hawaiian Volcano Observatory : Big Island Now

Construction of the new U.S. Geological Survey research facility on the Big Island, which will house the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory and Pacific Island Ecosystems Research Center, is expected to be completed by late 2025.

Officials Gather at UH Hilo for New USGS Facility Ground Blessing - Vimarsana News

Officials Gather at UH Hilo for New USGS Facility Ground Blessing

Officials Gather at UH Hilo for New USGS Facility Ground Blessing

Source: kwxx.com
USGS rejects push to make copper a 'critical' mineral - Vimarsana News

USGS rejects push to make copper a 'critical' mineral

A bipartisan group of lawmakers had urged the agency to put copper on its list of critical minerals. But USGS Director David Applegate said that is not

Source: eenews.net
Kentucky Geological Survey's annual seminar features USGS director - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Geological Survey's annual seminar features USGS director

This year’s theme is "Of Hills and Hazards" and the seminar will explore Kentucky geological hazards. Presentations will cover a wide range of topics including post-flood landslide reconnaissance, ongoing seismic hazards research, Google Earth for geohazards, geologic controls on radon and other hazard-related issues and research. 

Source: uky.edu
Seismic inflation: Projected losses from a future California earthquake soar - Vimarsana News

Seismic inflation: Projected losses from a future California earthquake soar

The totals underscore just how much the value of older buildings has soared, yet they remain vulnerable to major damage or collapse in the next big quake.