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A group of researchers from across the USGS presented on, “Ocean, Coasts and Climate: Applying Science for Effective Management Strategies” to...

Paleotsunami deposits unearthed by a USGS-led team of scientists could hold important insights into the seismic and tsunami risks of the Caribbean...

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Earthquakes cost the nation an estimated $14.7 billion annually in building damage and associated losses according to a new...

Volcanoes in California (and everywhere!) are often covered with vegetation, including thick forests. Fortunately, the USGS can use laser technology...

The USGS has acquired a new state-of-the-art wave glider for constraining plate motions and earthquake processes along U.S. subduction zones.

Strategically placed dredged material can supply sand to nearby beaches, fighting erosion 

New research from USGS and partners examines the growing geographical overlap between wildfire and snow in California, threatening water availability...

Science investments focus on landscape-scale issues, natural disasters and critical minerals while preparing tomorrow’s workforce

The story of the damaging Long Beach earthquake on March 10, 1933.

The U.S. Geological Survey, in cooperation with the National Park Service, developed the Coastal Change Likelihood assessment to determine the future...