56th Annual Meeting of GSA’s Northeastern Section: Lithosphere,
Hydrosphere, Anthroposphere
Boulder, Colo., USA: The Geological Society of America’s Northeastern
Section will meet online on 14–15 March. The meeting’s theme is
“Lithosphere, Hydrosphere, Anthroposphere,” which reflects interrelated
components of planet Earth. In particular, over the past several decades,
we have become more aware of the impact of humans on the planet. Organizers
intend for this meeting to be a venue to communicate not only our recent
advances in understanding our planet but also the role of humans in
transforming it.
The featured symposia are “Stories in Stone: The Legacy of Jelle Zeilinga
de Boer,” and “Magma Ascent to Magma Mingling, Volatility, and Volcanism: A
Session in Honor of Sheila J. Seaman.” Technical sessions cover a range of
topics, including urban hydrology, technology-driven active learning,
environmental quality and infrastructure, and private wells.
Learn more about the meeting at www.geosociety.org/ne-mtg.
Interested media are invited to receive complimentary registration. Contact
William Cox at wcox@geosociety.org to access the meeting.
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