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- Kīlauea 2024 Eruption Shows Shallow Reservoir Heating and New Magma Arrival · Geochemical analysis of Kīlauea's 2024 eruption reveals a heating shallow reservoir and new magma with elevated incompatible elements.
- USGS and Oregon DOGAMI conduct low-level geological survey flights · USGS and Oregon DOGAMI launch 2026 airborne geological survey over Eastern Oregon.
- USGS Uses eDNA Sampling To Map Deep Gulf Marine Ecosystems · USGS researchers use ROV eDNA sampling for Gulf restoration after Deepwater Horizon spill.
- USGS monitors California coastal hazards ahead of 2026-2027 El Niño · USGS deploys surveys and remote sensing to map California beaches for the upcoming El Niño event.
- Landsat 10 satellite will enable improved dead vegetation monitoring · Landsat Science Team details 2031 Landsat 10 capabilities for tracking dead vegetation.
- Landsat Science Team Aims to Improve Snow Tracking for Water Management · Edward Bair leads efforts to enhance Landsat's snow monitoring capabilities for water resource management.
- Landsat 10 Satellite Will Improve Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring · Landsat 10 launching 2031 will add spectral bands to track toxic algal blooms accurately.
- Landsat Science Team improves crop water monitoring for farmers · Cornell researcher Yun Yang advances Landsat data for agricultural water management
- Utah Researchers Join Landsat Science Team to Advance Satellite Monitoring · University of Utah professors join the Landsat Science Team to develop new vegetation monitoring capabilities for Landsat 10.
- USGS SPCMSC repairs coastal monitoring camera at Madeira Beach Florida · USGS SPCMSC staff have repaired the coastal camera at Madeira Beach, Florida.
- SPCMSC scientists conduct coral island fieldwork at Dry Tortugas National Park · USGS SPCMSC researchers completed coastal fieldwork at Dry Tortugas National Park October 2026
- Yellowstone Earthquakes Result From Complex Mix of Tectonic and Volcanic Processes · Scientists explain that Yellowstone earthquakes often stem from a combination of tectonic stress and volcanic fluid release.
- Kīlauea Summit Enters Episode 55 of Lava Fountaining · Kīlauea volcano in Hawaiʻi began its 55th lava fountaining episode on October 17, 2026.
- USGS Research Documents Bat Activity Along California Coastal Offshore Areas · USGS researchers present findings on bat ecology and movement from California coast monitoring.
- USGS and Oak Ridge Scientists Present Global Freshwater Zooplankton Dataset · Researchers present a new global dataset to study freshwater zooplankton dynamics and ecosystem functions.
- USGS Scientists Analyze New Kīlauea Eruption Vents and Magma System Insights · USGS scientists analyzed new Kīlauea eruption vents, revealing insights into the volcano's magma system.
- USGS honors Felicia Sanders for coastal bird conservation leadership · U.S. Geological Survey recognizes Felicia Sanders as a leading coastal bird conservationist for her impactful work.
- Kīlauea's September Fissure Vents Fed by Shallow Magma Chamber · New fissure vents at Kīlauea's summit erupted from the same shallow magma chamber as previous episodes.
- USGS Hosts Virtual Training on ScienceBase Metadata Creation · USGS ScienceBase team hosts virtual training on metadata creation and validation tools.
- USGS Report Details Water Use in Thermoelectric Power Generation · USGS data reveals thermoelectric power generation accounts for 36% of U.S. freshwater withdrawals.
- USGS Retires Imagery Topo Base Map Service by November 2026 · The USGS will retire its Imagery Topo Base Map service on November 16, 2026, urging users to migrate to alternatives.
- Engineers Service Yellowstone Geophysical Networks via Horses, Helicopters, and Snowmobiles · Field engineers use diverse transport methods including horses and helicopters to maintain Yellowstone's geophysical monitoring network.
- USGS releases Kīlauea summit lava fountaining episode photo compilation · USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory published photos of 54 Kīlauea summit lava fountaining episodes.
- USGS Scientists Explain Flaming Vents at Kīlauea Summit · USGS scientists attribute flames at Kīlauea's Halemaʻumaʻu crater to burning hydrogen gas.
- 253-Year Maui Coral Record Reveals Long History of Land-Use Impacts · A 253-year coral core from Maui reveals how sugarcane agriculture altered reef chemistry and growth.
- Hawaii Earthquake Drill Scheduled for October 2026 · USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory invites residents to join the Great Hawaii Shakeout earthquake drill on October 15.
- Hawaii Geologist Returns Home After Magnitude-6 Earthquake · Hawaiian Volcano Observatory manager recalls childhood earthquake amnesia after a magnitude-6 quake hits the Big Island.
- American Kestrels Adapting to Texas Ecosystem Despite Declines · American Kestrels in West Texas appear to be adapting to the Southern High Plains Ecosystem despite continent-wide population declines.
- USGS Awards Maine Cooperative Research Unit Excellence in Science · The U.S. Geological Survey awarded the Maine Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit the 2025 Excellence in Science award.
- Kīlauea Volcano Magma Intrusion Detected Near Summit Caldera · USGS reports new magma dike intrusion in Kīlauea's summit caldera following recent seismic activity.