The Bureau's unique State of Texas Advanced Resource Recovery (STARR) program demonstrates the real economic value of cooperative geologic research 

The Bureau of Economic Geology is excited to announce the publication of Texas Through Time, a remarkably in-depth and accessible new book that brings the geology of Texas to life.

Texas Through Time is now available in hardback and paperback through The Bureau Store. To obtain your copy, click here.

Geohazard studies at the Bureau's Near Surface Observatory employ multiple remote sensing, geophysical, and geological approaches to better understand sinkhole collapse and ongoing subsidence  

The Bureau’s Center for Energy Economics (CEE) conducts research on upstream oil and gas economics,  incorporating analysis and monitoring of operating companies to better understand the opportunities and challenges associated with oil and gas exploration and production in the United States and worldwide.

The Bureau of Economic Geology’s multidisciplinary Shale Production and Reserve Study seeks to answer critical questions about the future production and economic impact of shale resouces in the U.S.