SDSU Earth and Environmental Sciences

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AEG Foundation
December 13 at 5:00 PM ·
This is a reminder that the AEGF Scholarship applications are due next month!
Applications with all supporting materials, including transcripts, letters of recommendation, etc. must be received by 11:59 PM EST on January 15, 2025 (note that requests for letters of recommendation will not be sent from the system until the applicant has submitted their application, so get your application submitted ASAP).
For a list of available scholarships, please visit the AEG Foundation’s website.

applications.aegfoundation.org

GSA's Geologic Time Scale v. 6.0 poster is a great addition to any geoscientist's wall decor (and great fodder for discussion!).

Order your copy from the GSA Bookstore today: https://store.geosociety.org/Bookstore/Search/GSA/_iCore/Store/StoreLayouts/Search.aspx?search=gtspo6f

John Geissman

The Stromatolites in Shark Bay, Australia |

The stromatolites are about 2 billion years old and are the oldest living organisms on the planet.

Credit: Tourism WA

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The Earth’s mantle is divided by the circum-Pacific subduction girdle into the African and Pacific domains, each featuring a large low-shear-wave-velocity province (LLSVP) in the lower mantle. However, how this hemispherical-scale mantle structure links to Earth’s plate tectonic evolution remains unclear. Learn more here: geosociety.co/MH

Dave and Joan Kimbrough with PhD candidate Maca Bertoa.

SDSU Earth and Environmental Sciences at the Grand Canyon Kaibab Trail

Earth just sweltered through the hottest summer in recorded history Amid an onslaught of lethal heat, surging disease and record-breaking storms, global temperatures this summer climbed to the highest levels on record, according to Europe’s top climate agency.

More photos from the picnic:

Resolved.