The USGS has revealed than around 71 to 95 million Americans may rely on groundwater supplies with detectable levels of PFAS.

Geologic mapping has been one of the most fundamental mandates of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) since its establishment ...

Landsat satellites have gone beyond observing Earth’s land by enabling new methods to measure ocean depth in shallow coastal ...

high-resolution national elevation data from the USGS 3D Elevation Program, and advanced computing to build a comprehensive landslide susceptibility model. The resulting map of the contiguous U.S., ...

The National Environment Agency of Georgia on Thursday said specialists from the Geology Department of the Ministry of ...

A new geological survey has discovered enough lithium ... Researchers used artificial intelligence to develop a map of the area that they say contains enough lithium to end the US’s reliance ...

the USGS published an interactive, online map so users can see probability estimates of PFAS occurrence. Note that predictive results are intended to be evaluated at state, regional and national ...

Director of the USGS National Innovation Center told Reuters. Stock said that Sceye's platform can continuously collect crucial highly detailed data about environmental events like wildfires ...

A recent study found that many New Yorkers on public water supply sourced from groundwater could have PFAS in their water.

USGS national estimates of the probability for PFAS in groundwater at the depth of private drinking water supply. Source: USGS Estimates according to a new USGS predictive model. Exposure to some PFAS ...