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Over the last 30 years in the United States, how many people have died—on average—per year from floods?
“Whatcha gonna do when they come for you”-thinks this week’s EarthWord...
Satellites working together in this week’s EarthView to track a Russian Wildfire...
When you’re not dead yet, but aren’t feeling well either, there’s an EarthWord for that...
Landsat shows how coal development in the Powder River Basin has changed the landscape since 1984...
Registration for the Best Student Geologic Map for 2016 ends July 12
Featuring lost museum specimens & watercolors...
This week's EarthWord, to quote Indiana Jones, belongs in a museum...
In 25 years, New Delhi's population almost trippled...
In what year did the United States experience the most acres burned from wildfires (on record)?
See a flock of birds fall from the sky? There’s an #EarthWord for that, and it isn’t “apocalypse”
Parts of greater Siberia, usually known for its shivering, is heating up in this week's EarthView...