The need for a geologic hydrogen wildcatter is growing as energy demand rises and efforts to reduce emissions continue.

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Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife fish biologist Jeff Ziller talks about the art of fishing Oregon's mountain lakes.

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Emerging science shows geologic hydrogen, created under the Earth's crust naturally, may exist in pools that can be extracted for clean energy. A U.S. Geological Survey study of where geologic ...

Natural hydrogen production by Koloma utilizes geologic extraction, minimizing energy use and emissions while enhancing ...

New research reveals that sections of New Orleans' $15 billion flood control system are subsiding faster than sea levels are ...

Priscilla Diane Chapman Frisch, a University of Chicago Research Professor in Astronomy and Astrophysics and a world-leading ...

It's been 125 years since Interstate State Park opened, followed by 49 others that have helped preserve views and provide ...