An Introduction to EMD
The Energy Minerals Division was organized to advance the science of geology especially as it relates to energy minerals (such as coal and uranium), unconventional hydrocarbons (including coalbed methane, gas hydrates, gas shales, oil shale, and oil sands), geothermal energy, geospatial information (remote sensing, GIS), and energy economics.
EMD members are encouraged to actively participate in the society by helping to organize or attend any regional, national or international meeting, symposium, workshop, short course, or field trip, by publishing in the AAPG Bulletin, the AAPG EXPLORER, and EMD special publications.
EMD keeps professionals informed and informs others for the benefit of its members.
A Message from EMD’s President
Instructions for Authors of Natural Resources Research
Tell me more about EMD and how to join ...
- Join EMD today
- 21 Reasons to Join AAPG and EMD
- Benefits of EMD Membership
- Example of EMD Members-Only Web Site
- JOB LISTINGS:
- Job listings in EMD-related fields (e.g., coal, coalbed methane, gas hydrates, gas shales, geospatial information, geothermal energy, oil (tar) sands, oil shale, and uranium).
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