| HEADLINE |
DATE |
DIVISION |
| EMD Will Have a High Profile in Pittsburgh |
May 2013 |
EMD |
| More Challenges, More Opportunties |
April 2013 |
DEG |
| More Challenges, More Opportunties |
March 2013 |
DEG |
| Report Offers Commodity Updates |
February 2013 |
EMD |
| Playmaker Forum Debuts This Month |
January 2013 |
DPA |
| DEG Enjoys a Successful Season of Outreach |
December 2012 |
DEG |
| Bridging Public, Politics and Production |
November 2012 |
EMD |
| DPA Plans ‘Play Maker’ Forum |
October 2012 |
DPA |
| Spouting Jargon Is a Turn-Off |
September 2012 |
DEG |
| Common Wording vs. Historical Terminology |
August 2012 |
EMD |
| From Prospect to Discovery, ‘Professional’ Leads |
July 2012 |
DPA |
| Fracturing Workshop Draws 340 Attendees |
June 2012 |
DEG |
| Oh, Fraque! Changing Public Perceptions |
May 2012 |
EMD |
| DPA Has Big Plans for Long Beach |
April 2012 |
DPA |
| Facts Hone Articulate Responses |
March 2012 |
DEG |
| When Is Unconventional Conventional? |
February 2012 |
EMD |
| DPA Executives Approve Dues Increase |
January 2012 |
DPA |
| A Tale of Two CO2 Opportunities |
December 2011 |
DEG |
| It’s the Environment, Stupid |
November 2011 |
EMD |
| DPA Sets Objectives for the Year |
October 2011 |
DPA |
| Frack ‘Secrets’ Don’t Engender Trust |
September 2011 |
DEG |
| Remaining Relevant – Not a Problem! |
August 2011 |
EMD |
| Ethics, Professionalism are Constants |
July 2011 |
DPA |
| DEG – Making a Positive Difference |
June 2011 |
DEG |
| Adapting to Lower Cost Natural Gas |
May 2011 |
EMD |
| DPA Backs Texas Board of Professional Geologists |
April 2011 |
DPA |
| Changes Bring Opportunities |
March 2011 |
DEG |
| Seeing Some Good News |
February 2011 |
EMD |
| DPA Moves Forward With Business Plan |
January 2011 |
DPA |
| ‘New Era’ Provides New Opportunities |
December 2010 |
DEG |
| Tapping Into Geothermal a Hot Idea |
November 2010 |
EMD |
| DPA: Ethics and Professionalism |
October 2010 |
DPA |
| DEG Aims to Expand Focus, Membership |
September 2010 |
DEG |
| Oil Shales Making Cautious Progress |
August 2010 |
EMD |
| Expanding DPA’s International Presence |
July 2010 |
DPA |
| DEG Looks for E&P, Environment Balance |
June 2010 |
DEG |
| Hydrates Face Key Test on North Slope |
May 2010 |
EMD |
| CVD, Meetings and Events on DPA Calendar |
April 2010 |
DPA |
| DEG Covers Broad Interest Spectrum |
March 2010 |
DEG |
| Divisions to Cooperate on Renewables |
February 2010 |
EMD |
| Suit cites California consolidation - AAPG, DPA Oppose Board Move |
January 2010 |
DPA |
| CO2 Sequestration in Spotlight |
December 2009 |
DEG |
| Lots of Potential, Lots of Hurdles |
November 2009 |
EMD |
| Legislator Confab is Educational |
October 2009 |
DPA |
| DEG Initiates Renewables Group |
September 2009 |
DEG |
| EMD an Unconventional Resource |
August 2009 |
EMD |
| DPA Goal: Bring Value to Members |
July 2009 |
DPA |
| Share the Facts About Energy |
June 2009 |
DEG |
| EMD Program Looks to Future |
May 2009 |
EMD |
| DPA Has Full Slate of Activities |
April 2009 |
DPA |
| Cooperation Leads to Success |
March 2009 |
DEG |
| Coal at Center of Power Shift |
February 2009 |
EMD |
| It’s All About Professionalism |
January 2009 |
DPA |
| Perspectives from the Freshmen |
December 2008 |
DEG |
| Shales Closing ‘Conventional’ Gap |
November 2008 |
EMD |
| DPA to Offer Online Ethics Courses |
October 2008 |
DPA |
| DEG Gives Value Beyond Meetings |
September 2008 |
DEG |
| Special ‘EMD Day’ Set in Cape Town |
August 2008 |
EMD |
| Legislation Tracking Service Planned |
July 2008 |
DPA |
| Ugly Is In the Eye of the Beholder |
June 2008 |
DEG |
| Coalbed Methane’s Role Growing |
May 2008 |
EMD |
| DPA Agenda Full in San Antonio |
April 2008 |
DPA |
| Coastal Plain All Out-Go, No In-Come |
March 2008 |
DEG |
| EMD Set for San Antonio Meeting |
February 2008 |
EMD |
| Pathways to Profession Have Tales |
January 2008 |
DPA |
| Statement Process Was Revealing |
December 2007 |
DEG |
| Beyond Oil: The Critical Role of Natural Gas |
November 2007 |
EMD |
| What Does ‘Professional’ Mean? |
October 2007 |
DPA |
| Energy and Water Need to Mix |
September 2007 |
DEG |
| Interest in Geothermal Heats Up |
August 2007 |
EMD |
| DPA Stands for Professionalism |
July 2007 |
DPA |
| DEG Planning for San Antonio |
June 2007 |
DEG |
| Nuclear Is Part of Energy Equation |
May 2007 |
EMD |
| Activities Accelerating for DPA |
April 2007 |
DPA |
| DEG Getting Ready for Long Beach |
March 2007 |
DEG |
| EMD Set 'Unconventional' Sessions |
February 2007 |
EMD |
| DPA -- For the Love of the Game |
January 2007 |
DPA |
| DEG Making Plans for the Future |
December 2006 |
DEG |
| Gas Shales Tricky to Understand |
November 2006 |
EMD |
| Complacency Can Be Very Costly |
October 2006 |
DPA |
| Getting Involved Easy with DEG |
September 2006 |
DEG |
| ‘FutureGen’ Holds Promise for Coal |
August 2006 |
EMD |
| DPA Adds Reasons to Be Certified |
July 2006 |
DPA |
| CO2 at the Center of DEG Projects |
June 2006 |
DEG |
| Will Oil Shale Be a Major Player? |
May 2006 |
EMD |
| GEO-DC Has Broad To-Do List |
April 2006 |
DPA |
| DEG Topics Cover a Lot of Territory |
March 2006 |
DEG |
| EMD Has Active Houston Program |
February 2006 |
EMD |
| DPA Plans Being Advanced |
January 2006 |
DPA |
| DEG Appreciates Grant for Journal |
December 2005 |
DEG |
| GIS Provides Information Edge |
November 2005 |
EMD |
| DPA Running With Initiatives |
October 2005 |
DPA |
| DEG Has Opportunities for Service |
September 2005 |
DEG |
| EMD Enjoying Renewed Interest |
August 2005 |
EMD |
| DPA Has Full Agenda for the Year |
July 2005 |
DPA |
| DEG Creates New Committees |
June 2005 |
DEG |
| Program Includes Member Discounts |
May 2005 |
EMD |
| It's True: Misinformation Abounds |
April 2005 |
DPA |
| DEG Sets Calgary Meeting Program |
March 2005 |
DEG |
| Gas Shale Tapped for Big Pay |
February 2005 |
EMD |
| Washington Office Grabs Spotlight |
January 2005 |
DPA |
| DEG a Venue to Showcase Efforts |
December 2004 |
DEG |
| Oil Sands Tapped as Major Resource |
November 2004 |
EMD |
| Answered Prayers -- and Promises |
October 2004 |
DPA |
| DEG's Issues Are Your Issues |
September 2004 |
DEG |
| EMD Positioned for the Future |
August 2004 |
EMD |
| DPA Dealing With Practical Issues |
July 2004 |
DPA |
| DEG, AAPG Need Each Other |
June 2004 |
DEG |
| Hydrates, Coal Gas Hold Promise |
May 2004 |
EMD |
| DPA Applauds Scientific Heritage |
April 2004 |
DPA |
| DEG a Resource for All Members |
March 2004 |
DEG |
| EMD Offers Varied Dallas Program |
February 2004 |
EMD |
| Find the Zen of Networking |
January 2004 |
DPA |
| 'Giving Back' Has Lifelong Benefits |
December 2003 |
DEG |
| Gas Hydrate Research Advances |
November 2003 |
EMD |
| Are You Ready for the Firing Line? |
October 2003 |
DPA |
| So Many Articles, So Little Time |
September 2003 |
DEG |
| Coal Has CO2 Capture Opportunities |
August 2003 |
EMD |
| DPA: Tool to Develop Professionalism |
July 2003 |
DPA |
The Division of Environmental Geosciences (DEG), a division of AAPG, is concerned with increasing awareness of the environment and the petroleum industry and providing AAPG with a scientific voice in the public arena. Among its objectives are educating members about important environmental issues, supporting and encouraging research on the effects of exploration and production on the environment, and communicating scientific information to concerned governmental agencies.
The Division of Professional Affairs (DPA), a division of AAPG, seeks to promote professionalism and ethical standards, provide a means for professional certification of petroleum geologists, coal geologists, and petroleum geophysicists, assist in career planning, and improve the professional well-being of AAPG members. For more information about the DPA and its activities, visit the DPA Web site.
The Energy Minerals Division (EMD), a division of AAPG, is dedicated to addressing the special concerns of energy resource geologists working with energy resources other than conventional oil and gas, providing a vehicle to keep abreast of the latest developments in the geosciences and associated technology. EMD works in concert with the DEG to serve energy resource and environmental geologists.
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