Geological Survey (U.S.)
3 books
About the Author
The United States Geological Survey (USGS), established in 1879, is a scientific agency under the Department of the Interior dedicated to understanding the landscape, natural resources, and natural hazards of the United States. Through rigorous fieldwork, advanced research, and data dissemination, the USGS provides essential information to policymakers, scientists, and the public on topics ranging from earthquake monitoring and volcanic activity to water resources and mineral exploration. Its publications, including the Bulletin series, have long served as authoritative sources for geological knowledge, contributing to environmental management, disaster preparedness, and sustainable development across the nation.
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scientific
factual
technical
