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The U.S. Geological Survey is using many forms of technology to track and document Hurricane Matthew’s effects on the eastern seaboard. Here is an in...

Scientists were at work Wednesday afternoon at the city’s reforest- ed area north of the Wabash River near the White Bridge, and they were using a new...

Threats to groundwater availability and sustainability in the Northern Atlantic Coastal Plain are dependent to a large degree by the type of aquifers...

A U.S. Geological Survey streamgage, dormant since 2003, was recently reactivated in the city of Frankton, Indiana through a funding partnership with...

We're live-streaming this seminar at 1:00pm ET on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/USGeologicalSurvey/ Check it out!

Two new streamgages recently installed by the U.S. Geological Survey in the cities of Greenfield and Elwood, Indiana will provide continuous, real...

Welcome to the fourth installment or the “Spring-Summer 2016” version of the IN-KY Newsletter. 

The video documents a U.S. Geological Survey technical procedure for groundwater well redevelopment using the air lift method.

Featuring fake fishes, made-up mammals, and taxonomic tomfoolery

This research is the result of a partnership between the Government of India, the Government of Japan, and U.S. scientists.