Dedicated to the rigorous, neutral analysis of geological exploration efforts across the United States.
The US Geological Exploration Review was established to fill a critical niche in geoscience communication. It provides a structured, journalistic platform for examining national exploration programs, field research, and resource assessment without commercial bias.
The publication's content is strictly analytical, focusing on the strategic role of geology in energy, minerals, infrastructure, and environmental protection. It avoids speculative claims and financial terminology, adhering to a professional, informative tone.
Our mission is to document and analyze the methodologies, findings, and institutional frameworks that define geological exploration in the United States, serving researchers, policymakers, and the informed public. For further reading on national programs, visit the official USGS website.
Senior Geoscience Editor
Ally oversees content related to stratigraphic analysis, sedimentary basins, and national geological databases. With a background in structural geology, she ensures analytical rigor and clarity in all published material.
Director of Research & Technology
Jacynthe leads coverage on exploration technologies, digital geology, 3D subsurface modeling, and remote sensing. Her work bridges field research with technological innovation in geoscience.
All content is presented from a third-person, journalistic perspective. We avoid promotional language and focus on verifiable data from field studies, institutional reports, and peer-reviewed research.
The publication strictly excludes pseudoscience, conspiracy theories, and unsupported claims. Analysis is grounded in established geological methods and the work of recognized geoscience institutions.
We cover a wide spectrum, from traditional mineral exploration and oil and gas basin studies to emerging fields like critical minerals mapping, geothermal systems, and planetary geology research programs.
Researchers, geologists, and institutions are invited to contribute expert commentary or suggest topics for analysis.
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