Opinion: If scientific databases in the Earth and environmental sciences are not adequately supported, we risk losing and potentially needing to replace these resources, an extremely costly, yet preventable, outcome. eos.org/opinions/the-v… Read more: bit.ly/Eos-Jul2025

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Cool spring mountain water is coming from somewhere unexpected. eos.org/articles/years…

Warming waters have delayed ocean acidification in the Gulf of Maine, but the news is not all good. eos.org/articles/warmi…

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Underneath the ice, this ecosystem was thriving. eos.org/articles/thriv… Read more in our July issue, out now: bit.ly/Eos-Jul2025

Astronomers found a wee star with a giant planet. eos.org/articles/a-new…

SWOT Surveys Sea Slope to Substantiate Seiche eos.org/articles/new-s…

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Did you know there are glaciers in Uganda? They may not be around for much longer. eos.org/articles/a-new… Read more in our July issue, out now: bit.ly/Eos-Jul2025

The behavior of this river in Bangladesh may be more predictable than previously thought. eos.org/research-spotl…

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Changing seawater chemistry will add to the challenges that shellfish farmers face in the warming Gulf of Maine, says Dr. Damian C. Brady. eos.org/articles/warmi…

Mountains store an order of magnitude more water than previously thought. eos.org/articles/years…

The Mozambique Channel has some of the most turbulent water in the world. Just how turbulent? These researchers went to find out. eos.org/research-spotl… Read more in our July issue, out now: bit.ly/Eos-Jul2025

The Tour de France is underway! 🚴 Each year, the route brings riders through geologically fascinating terrain—which Geology of the Tour de France used as a #scicomm opportunity: eos.org/articles/shari…

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Alaskan glaciers are the biggest contributors to ice loss and sea level rise, according to the #GlaMBIE global assessment of ice loss from glaciers. eos.org/articles/first… Read more in our July issue, out now: bit.ly/Eos-Jul2025