State of the Planet

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  • New Research Ship Will Look Deep Under Oceans

    Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Earth’s Evolution in Sharper Focus

  • Mapping Socioeconomic Data Reveals Trends

    In October 2006, the U.S. Census Bureau announced that the nation’s population had reached 300 million people — a number that has tripled since 1915. This milestone raises critical questions regarding where people live —or don’t live — in the U.S. that help feed high-level decisions on where to allocate government resources on education, health…

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  • New Research Ship Will Look Deep Under Oceans

    Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Earth’s Evolution in Sharper Focus

  • Mapping Socioeconomic Data Reveals Trends

    In October 2006, the U.S. Census Bureau announced that the nation’s population had reached 300 million people — a number that has tripled since 1915. This milestone raises critical questions regarding where people live —or don’t live — in the U.S. that help feed high-level decisions on where to allocate government resources on education, health…