geosciences

Texas A&M oceanographers are examining ancient methane gas ocean cores that reveal clues about global and environmental changes.

Texas A&M Oceanography undergraduates recently spent four days on a research cruise in the Gulf of Mexico.

Using isotopes from Texas cave stalactites, scientists in Texas A&M’s College Of Geosciences studied thunderstorm changes in the Southern Great Plains.

Geosciences graduate Erin Sherman has helped conduct research for NASA and NOAA while at Texas A&M.

A new research project involving Texas A&M scientists and Project CETI will study the vocalizations of sperm whales.

After days of freezing weather, Texas A&M-operated buoys near Galveston and Corpus Christi are reporting the lowest temperatures recorded since their installation.

Co-authored by a Texas A&M scientist, a new study shows that wildfire smoke cools the climate more than current computer models assume.

Awarded nearly $800,000 in research funding, Colleen Petrik will co-lead a NOAA task force studying global fish populations in changing ocean environments.

A recent major gift from Traci ’11 and Curtis Samford ’83 will benefit generations of Texas A&M students.

Some experts believe storms are forming later in the season as the Earth continues to get hotter.