SUNY Cortland’s Geology Department has a new major, environmental geoscience, that’s ideal for students who are interested in studying earth science and environmental issues. “Our majors can work with ...

With today's many challenging environmental problems, from pollution to climate change, the earth needs a hero. Are you that hero? Environmental Geoscience majors are a blend of deft scientists and ...

Interested in digging deeper into the study of environmental geoscience at DePauw? The opportunities extend far beyond the classroom. Learn more about how you can benefit from our state-of-the-art ...

Physical geography and environmental geoscience form a critically interlinked field that investigates the natural processes shaping Earth’s surface and the way in which these processes interact with ...

As an earth and environmental geosciences student, you can choose from various curricular and extra-curricular activities to enhance their learning experience. Our students perform field work in the ...

Any other GEOL or ENVI course at the 5000-8000 level can be taken. Course of relevance in the other departments may be accepted with the approval of the Graduate Coordinator. *Up to 9 credits of ...

Heather Macdonald was almost as happy as if she had found a kimberlite pipe. A kimberlite pipe is a rare geological formation that slowly churns diamonds up to the Earth’s surface. Macdonald, ...

Students may wish to major in this field for a variety of reasons, including a desire to work professionally in Earth and environmental sciences; a desire to obtain a preparatory foundation for ...

Margaret Anne Hinkle, assistant professor of earth and environmental geoscience at Washington and Lee University, recently co-authored a peer-reviewed article in Environmental Geochemistry and Health.

As part of a larger push to broaden environmental education, a University of Minnesota department launched a new major this fall that explores interactions between humans and the geological ...

As human populations grow, they inevitably require more water, energy and mineral resources. They also require assistance in responding to natural events such as flooding, hurricanes and earthquakes.