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Geoscientists are essential to solving society's grand challenges – global climate change, air and water quality, and adequate energy and food supplies. Are you up to the challenge?
Geoscientists are leaders in providing solutions to pressing societal problems, including securing a reliable and affordable energy future, optimizing the use of our natural resources, predicting natural hazards and identifying mitigating actions that will allow communities to prosper in times of adversity, expanding our knowledge of Earth and planetary systems for the benefit of future generations, and educating a geoscience workforce who will become future leaders.
College of Geosciences Bestows 2017 Highest Honors to Three Exemplary Recipients
Each distinctly renowned for their geosciences expertise, service to the Aggie family and legacy contributions to science, three award recipients have been named by the Texas A&M University College of Geosciences. Each recipient will be recognized on Nov. 10 at the College of Geosciences Distinguished Alumni Awards Ceremony.
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This Aggie Oceanography Student Spent Her Summer with the U.S. Navy
For three sweltering months this summer, Lauren Replogle called the Naval Oceanographic Office home.
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Soil Holds Potential to Slow Global Warming, Multi-University Research Team Finds
What does soil have to do with climate change?
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