Abstract Examination of cores from the Sabine Uplift, East Texas Basin, and outcrops and near-surface cores taken by the USGS from the north-central Texas outcrop belt identified four separate siliciclastic depositional systems during the Cenomanian-Turonian. Deposition during the lower Cenomanian Maness [...]

As the world races to scale nuclear, geothermal, low-carbon and traditional energy systems, the pipeline of geoscientists needed to make that future possible is shrinking fast. U.S. geoscience enrollment has fallen by roughly 30% since its peak in 2015, according to [...]

CIVILIZATION AND THE TECTONICS OF THE AEGEAN REGION: 12:00 Noon CST John Berry, P.G., C.P.G. member of the Board of Directors of the AIPG Texas Section will report on the Aegean area, the cradle of the European civilization. It is also [...]

The AIPG-Texas Section was well represented at the recent, well-attended, AAPG Workshop on Energy Resources in Houston, Texas at the popular Norris Conference Center. Mr. Henry Wise, P.G., C.P.G., President of the AIPG-TX Section, reported that the Scholarship Awards Program recognized [...]

As a reminder to all qualified undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in Texas universities/colleges to apply in early 2026 for either the Foss Scholarship (for undergraduates) and the Shoemaker Scholarship (for graduate students) before the deadline of February 14, 2026. If interested, [...]

Robert R. Stewart, and 5 co-authors of the Allied Geophysical Lab, University of Houston, * Raptor Aerial Services in Houston contibuted this webinar. Abstract: Benjamin Franklin once said, “Show me your cemeteries and I will tell you what kind of people [...]