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Browse through a list of USGS newsletters that cover news, topics, and related activities from the Natural Hazards Mission Area Programs and across the bureau.

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Hurricane Helene’s Deadly Landslide Legacy

In September 2024, Hurricane Helene made landfall and unleashed widespread and destructive flooding, damaging winds, and extensive landslide activity...

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USGS Stands Ready for a Potentially Active Atlantic Hurricane Season

The 2025 Atlantic hurricane Season runs from June 1 through November 30. Throughout the season, the U.S. Geological Survey is prepared to aid coastal...

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USGS Announces Recipients of Recent Earthquake Research Grants and Cooperative Agreements

USGS recently awarded more than \$23 million for earthquake monitoring and applied research. This funding supports earthquake research in high-risk...

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Photo Roundup: April-May 2025

A selection of coastal and ocean videos and photographs from across the USGS.

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Hawaiʻi Abyssal Nodules and Associated Ecosystems Expedition

In Fall 2025 the Hawaiʻi Abyssal Nodules and Associated Ecosystems Expedition will investigate abyssal plain nodules and ecosystems far offshore Moku...

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Nature-Based “Horizontal Levees” Reduce Flood Risk in San Francisco Bay

As sea levels rise and storms intensify, the threat of coastal flooding in low-lying areas like San Francisco Bay is becoming increasingly urgent...

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Old Postcards, New Science: Historical Photos Document 92 Years of Coastal Change

In an era of high-resolution satellite imagery, drone mapping, and other remote-sensing techniques, collecting data on how coastlines change over time...

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A 700-year rupture sequence of great eastern Aleutian earthquakes from tsunami evidence and modeling

New research from the USGS, University of Hawaiʻi, and the University of California, Santa Cruz provides fresh insights into a prehistoric sequence of...

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The Threat of Coastal Flooding from Cascadia Earthquake-Driven Land Subsidence

Along the Pacific Northwest coast, scientists have long warned of a looming threat: a massive earthquake from the Cascadia Subduction Zone, capable of...

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The Good, the Bad, the Ugly: How Wildfires Reshape Landscapes

Wildfires reshape landscapes, both to the benefit and detriment of impacted areas. After the smoke clears, they can continue to cause hazards like...

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USGS Coral Reef Science Informs State, Territorial, and National Policy

The USGS, working closely with academic institutions, state, territorial, and other Federal agencies, is spearheading efforts to cost-effectively...

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