On the cover: The Caspian Sea as seen from space. The North Caspian is the region of four of the world's new giants, oil and gas fields discovered since 2000 that have more than 500 million barrels of ultimately recoverable oil or an equivalent amount of gas. See related story on the map of the world's giants in this issue.

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Going With the Flow: David Mohrig Studies the Changing Face of Our Planet PDF HTML

Hitting Fast Forward: Hydrogeologist Cardenas Anxious to Get His Feet Wet PDF HTML

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Barnett Boom Ignites Hunt for Unconventional Gas Resources PDF HTML

Down the Hatch: Swallowing Carbon Might Be Good for the Planet PDF

Location, Location, Location: Mapping the World's Oil and Gas Giants PDF HTML

Exploration and Development: Texas Geoscience Training Helps Cultivate Brazilian Expertise, Energy Independence PDF HTML

Hemispheric Vision: Jackson School Revitalizes Ties through Latin American Forum on Energy and Environment PDF HTML

Jackson School Inducts 16 Legends Into New Hall of Distinction PDF

GeoFORCE Texas: Inspiring the Next Generation of Geoscientists PDF

Earth Science Education Gets a Boost in Texas PDF HTML

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