APPROACHES TO MONITORING AND REGULATION OF AN AQUIFER STORAGE AND RECOVERY SYSTEM IN THE EDWARDS AQUIFER, SOUTH-CENTRAL TEXAS, USA Jennifer R. Adkins Schudrowitz, Alyssa B. Balzen , F. Paul Bertetti AbstractThe Edwards (Balcones Fault Zone) Aquifer (Edwards BFZA) is a major karstic limestone aquifer in south-central Texas, USA. The aquifer serves as the primary water supply for approximately 2.5 million people and is integral to the ecosystems of major springs that are home to several threatened and endangered species.

GEOLOGY AS A PART OF A COLLEGE CURRICULUMH. S. Williams, 1892 The demand for scientific studies as a part of the college curriculum is felt by all those who have to do with the provision of higher instruction for American youth. The reasons for this may be various, but a fundamental reason is found in the tendency among the American people in particular, and in this age in general, toward practicality in all things.

GEOMORPHIC PROVINCES AND REGIONS OF TEXAS Thomas E. Ewing, Bexar Geological Surveys, San Antonio TXABSTRACTTexas is a state and region with varied landforms, but they have received only limited attention. Reanalysis of geomorphic regions in Texas indicates three major provinces.

Estimation of Thermodynamic and Dynamic Contributions to Sea Ice Growth in the Central Arctic using ICESat-2 and MOSAiC SIMBA Buoy Data

YoungHyun Koo, Ruibo Lei, Yubing Cheng, Bin Cheng, Hongjie Xie, Mario Hoppmann, Nathan T. Kurtz, Stephen F. Ackley, Alberto M. Mestas-Nuñez

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