- Devils Hole: A 500,000 year temperature record of unprecedented accuracy
- Climate Change in the Western United States: Evidence of earlier spring
- Grand Canyon: A controlled flood
- Repeat Photography: Documenting long-term changes in the riverine environments of Arizona.
- San Francisco Bay: An estuarine laboratory
- Volcanic Gas Hazard: Mammoth Mountain, Calif.
- Wildfire: Risk of floods and erosion
New Technology
- USGS Hydrologic and Geochemical Models
- Advances in Dating Ground Water
- Bedrock-Aquifer Transportable Testing Tool (BAT3) for Fractured-Rock Aquifers
U.S. Geological Survey Circular 1195, which is available in pdf format, provides highlights of some of the research problems that were being addressed when it was published in 2000.
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