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Federal source for science about the Earth, its natural and
living resources, natural hazards, and the environment.

Hurricanes and Coastal Storm Websites

Earthquake Probabilities and Shaking Potential for San Francisco Bay Area

FY 2004 President's Budget Request for USGS

USGS and the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Celebration 2003-2006

USGS Joins Lewis and Clark Celebration at the Falls of the Ohio, October 14-26

Magnitude 6.7 HOKKAIDO, JAPAN REGION October 8, 2003

Magnitude 3.6 Imperial Beach, CA October 7, 2003

Real-Time Map of U.S. Streamflow, Highlighting Areas of Floods and Droughts

Celebrate Earth Science Week October 12-18, 2003

EEO Update: Class Action Complaint

Click Map for Information by State:

Clickable map of the U.S. - will take you to an enlarged map on a new page where you can click by state.


	Mayans Invade the Everglades? The Mayan cichlid (pronounced sick-lid) -- a small fish with dark vertical stripes and a blue spot at the base of its tail -- invaded the Everglades about 20 years ago. Recently, USGS and other scientists have studied the rapid expansion ... More ...
	Crater Lake Revealed Volcanic peaks, evergreen forests, and incredibly blue water draw half a million people annually to Crater Lake National Park in the Cascade Range of southern Oregon. A new poster from USGS ... More ...
	Is the world running out of oil? Development of future energy resources depends heavily on accurate assessments of undiscovered oil and gas deposits. More ...

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