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uk_ees has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in February 2023. The social media accounts linked to from uk_ees are: • Facebook • Instagram Besides social media accounts, uk_ees has populated their site with: • Modern Crustal Extension Across the Yellowstone Caldera Indicates Linkage of the Teton and East Gallatin Faults - Swallom - 2026 - Tectonics - Wiley Online Library • Sulfate-driven anaerobic oxidation of methane in deeply buried sediments on the Southern Campbell Plateau - ScienceDirect • CLIMBS researchers go global in finding hazard solutions through NSF’s CLaSH initiative | UKNow • Scholarships | University of Kentucky College of Arts & Sciences • Assessing the effects of anthropogenesis on Appalachian flood severity: An eastern Kentucky case study • UK EES Alumni Reunion 2025 | University of Kentucky College of Arts & Sciences • From student to scientist: tackling flooding in Eastern Kentucky | UKNow • Journal of Structural Geology Student Paper of the Year • Quantifying Temporal Dynamics of E. coli Concentration and Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment of Pathogen in a Karst Basin • When Will Greenland’s Ice Disappear? Scientists Are Racing to Find Out • ‘Flooding could end southern Appalachia’: the scientists on an urgent mission to save lives • EES Photo and Art Contest Submission Info • EES Meet and Greet on March 25th RSVP • Sedimentary records of late Pleistocene-Holocene paleoenvironments from Convict Lake (California, USA) • River Runner Global • Heaven Hill Brands Celebrates Top Honors at the 2025 World Whiskies Awards • Lecturer in Earth & Environmental Sciences (F) • Lecturer in Earth & Environmental Sciences (IG) • Hurricane Helene destroyed a Tennessee hospital. Officials knew it was at risk. • EES Alumni Update Form | College of Arts and Sciences Forms Server • CAER’s Hower pens chapter in rare earth elements book • Evaluating root strength index as an indicator of landslide-prone slopes in eastern Kentucky • UK scientists receive U.S. National Science Foundation grant to search for rare-earth elements in the United States | University of Kentucky College of Arts & Sciences • Girl Scouts Eco Trekker Badge Event Registration Link • The disappearing mountains and hungry volcano: Researching the evolution of the Teton Range • GSA Thompson Distinguished International Lecturer • Pantanal Basin river muds from source to sink: compositional changes in a tropical back-bulge depozone | Sedimentologika • Constraining Displacement Magnitude on Crustal‐Scale Extensional Faults Using Thermochronology Combined With Flexural‐Kinematic and Thermal‐Kinematic Modeling: An Example From the Teton Fault, Wyoming, USA • Holocene paleoenvironmental history of Jackson Lake (Grand Teton National Park, USA) deduced from CHIRP seismic reflection and radiocarbon-dated sediment cores • NSF announces a new EPSCoR Track-1 award to combat climate change in Kentucky • Vivian Edwards - Researching the Research Episode 4 • One Day For UK • EES 2024 Photo & Art Exhibition Submission Form (Requires Google Sign-In) • Hodelka et al., 2024 • Active Student Research | University of Kentucky College of Arts & Sciences • Legislation to Change Kentucky's State Rock | Kentucky Edition | KET • Growth Fault–Induced Effects on Tidal Marsh Surficial Processes and Landscape Conversion in the Slop Bowl, Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge, Texas • 2023 CEGA Medal of Merit Winner • NPS SCIENTISTS IN PARKS • Admissions | UK Earth and Environmental Sciences • Revisioning and reinvigorating a hydrogeology distinguished lecture tour through learner-engaged workshops • How To Make A Winogradsky Column - Joyful Microbe • Radon Program - Cabinet for Health and Family Services • Using 3-D mapping to understand an Upper Ordovician buildup and facies complex in the upper Lexington Limestone, central Kentucky, USA • KGS Open House RSVP • Fighting the Effects of Sediment Pollution on Fish Populations (featuring EES grad student Njahi Mwangala) • Source-to-sink controls on modern fluvial sands in the Pantanal back-bulge basin (Brazil) | Sedimentologika • Changing Sub-Surface Chemistry Resulting From a 26-Million-Year Unconformity: Porewater Chemistry From IODP Site U1553 in the South Pacific • Use of backstripping in the Triassic–Middle Jurassic, south-central Barents Sea shelf succession to understand regional tectonic mechanisms and structural responses • Hydrological Functioning and Water Availability in a Himalayan Karst Basin under Climate Change • CAER’s Hower co-authors pioneering coal book • Utilization of Tryptophan-like Fluorescence as a Proxy for E. coli Contamination in a Mixed-Land-Use Karst Basin • Only eat oysters in months with an ‘r’? Rule of thumb is at least 4,000 years old • Solar Oven S'mores Experiment from Science-U @ Home • Why California wineries are obsessed with this 32-year-old geologist • The 2023 IPCC Synthesis Report • Fossil Diatoms Reveal Natural and Anthropogenic History of Jackson Lake (Wyoming, USA) • March 13th Skywarn Storm Spotter Training Webinar Registration • Kentucky Flood Hazard Portal • Understanding deformation band formation across a range of length scales in the Paradox Basin, Utah • Nada Tunnel, KY • Use of isotopes in examining precipitation patterns in north-central Ukraine • Valentine's Day Favors Pre-Sale • The influence of glacial topography on fluvial efficiency in the Teton Range, Wyoming (USA) • Why Scientists Find Snowflakes Cool • The 'Rock Food' Feast That Looks Good Enough to Eat • The oldest things on campus • A&S Professor Part of Major Award to Study Methane in Coastal Wetlands | University of Kentucky College of Arts & Sciences • Through Fulbright Scholar Program, UK geology professor unravels the erosion of the Appalachians — from Ireland • Big, Beautiful Data • UK Professor Leads Major Study on Climate Impact in East Africa