Lite Geology — Current Issue
Lite Geology was first published in the fall of 1992. This is the first issue using a new electronic format. The articles and features still focus on current events and issues related to earth science and are written in a less technical style primarily for students and teachers in grades 7–12. Look for this new format now biannually (spring/fall). Each issue will include articles and classroom activities, plus regular features, teachers' resources, Web links, and upcoming geological and scientific events.
Each issue is free and in PDF format with bookmarked sections and links. To go to an online address within the issue just click on the link with your cursor and go. If you'd like, you can request to receive an e-mail notice when a new issue becomes available.
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Number 26, Fall 2009 (Pdf 596 KB)
- Earth Briefs—How Can Popcorn Help Us Understand Climate?
- Through the Hand Lens—Profile of a New Mexico Earth Science Teacher
- Rockin' Around New Mexico 2009—Our Annual Teachers' Workshop
- New Mexico's Enchanting Geology—Where Is This?
- Short Items of Interest to Teachers and the Public
Other Lite Geology back issues are available.
New Mexico Bureau of Geology & Mineral Resources
New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology
801 Leroy Place
Socorro, NM 87801-4796
information: (575) 835-5420
fax: (575) 835-6333
http://geoinfo.nmt.edu
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