A magnitude 2.6 earthquake occurred about 11 miles of Grand Canyon village about 6:30 pm Sunday night. [Right, orange star marks epicenter. Credit, USGS]Popular Posts
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The rare earth element Indium, used in photovoltaic solar panels, has been found in the mine tailings from Bisbee, according to Alan Koeni... -
The Arizona Natural Hazards Viewer, created by AZGS and the Arizona Division of Emergency Management with support from FEMA, is drawing a fa...
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now available: West Papua Report June 2013 This edition of the West Papua Report's PERSPECTIVE is by a longtime observer of West P...
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A newsletter from Mohave County Supervisor Buster Johnson, says the Arizona #1 uranium mine [ right, credit Energy Fuels Resources ] has fou... -
Rev. Elice Higginbotham East Timor and Indonesia Action Network (ETAN) August 20 13 Protester with signs outside ETAN's protest o...
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There was a small, magnitude 2.2 earthquake in northwest Arizona, about 12 miles ESE of Beaver Dam, last Tuesday, Sept. 10. There have b... -
Some of Arizona's outstanding mineral collections are showcased in a special supplement to the Mineralogical Record for May-June 2013. ... -
We all take life the way it comes to us. I also have the same tendency and trust me after having a hectic session ... -
Monsoon rains produced flash floods in Page this week, covering stretches of US89 with thick deposits of mud. The video below from David ...
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Read the Report here CONTENTS T his month's PERSPECTIVE is by retired U.S. Foreign Service Officer (and West Papua Report editor) Ed...
