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Virtual reality technology offers geoscientists incredible options to enrich their analyses of rock formations. The free sharing of VR models also enables better communication and collaboration among geoscientists.

The Bureau’s EarthDate, a weekly radio program currently reaching thousands of listeners, is an engaging and cost-free educational tool available for download and playback at www.EarthDate.org. Each two-minute episode focuses on an informative and fun science topic.

Bureau of Economic Geology researcher Dr. Ian Duncan has been invited to be one of a handful of academic experts to present at the kickoff symposium for the Hydrogen Shot. The kickoff will be held via WebEx on Tuesday, August 31.

The Bureau of Economic Geology’s H₂ Working Group held a virtual workshop to introduce new consortium GeoH₂ to 176 participants. GeoH₂ will focus on facilitating and advancing the development of a hydrogen economy at scale with proven track record of world-class research.

The Bureau of Economic Geology is deep (pun intended) in the research into the next energy revolution, one that Texas could lead for the world—geothermal power anywhere.