Riverscapes in Transition: Geology, Water Resources and Communities
A Geological Society of America announcement on 14 October 2026 highlighted a gathering focused on how changing water resources shape riverscapes and commu
A Geological Society of America announcement on 14 October 2026 highlighted a gathering focused on how changing water resources shape riverscapes and commu
An open-access study published on 3 October 2026 examined the 2025 Santorini–Amorgos seismic crisis using a large relocated earthquake catalogue. It provid
A 15 October 2026 Nature Communications study used K–Ar dating to investigate the history of the Altyn Tagh Fault and the transmission of tectonic stress a
Research reported in Nature Communications on 24 October 2026 examined links between sea-level change and biodiversity dynamics during the Cambrian SPICE e
A 20 October 2026 Nature news report described a large fossil-data analysis that may change how scientists interpret some of Earth's major extinction inter
Metamorphism changes the mineralogy and texture of existing rock through heat, pressure and chemically active fluids without requiring complete melting. Th
Sedimentary structures form as particles are transported, deposited and modified. Bedding, cross-bedding, ripple marks, graded layers and mud cracks can pr
Igneous textures preserve clues about how magma or lava cooled. Crystal size, shape and arrangement can reveal whether molten material solidified slowly un
Earth's lithosphere is divided into moving plates that interact at divergent, convergent and transform boundaries. These settings help explain the global d
Radiometric dating estimates the age of suitable minerals by measuring the proportions of radioactive parent isotopes and their decay products. It provides