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September 3, 2026 | Geoff Wade | Natural Resources

Alaska Opens Its Geology to the World’s Next Energy Economy

Alaska Department of Natural Resources’ new mapping hub is opening Alaska’s carbon storage potential to the world.

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August 25, 2026| Christa Campbell | Infrastructure

As Midwest Storms Grow More Extreme, Milwaukee’s Water Reclamation Agency Has a Plan
August 13, 2026| Christian Carlson | Infrastructure

Before the Break: How GIS Helps Cities Spot Infrastructure Risk Before It Cascades
May 15, 2026| Multiple Authors | Infrastructure

The Largest Wind Project in the Americas Required a New Way to Build
February 26, 2026| Katie Olson | Infrastructure

VIDEO: The 3D Model Running Vietnam’s Busiest Port

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August 4, 2026| Multiple Authors | Conservation

One US Forest Service Map App, Every National Forest and Grassland
July 14, 2026| Sunny Fleming | Conservation

Maps Went into Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. A Chimpanzee Count Came Out.
$Aerial view of Monte Perdido\'s limestone massif rising above forested slopes in the Pyrenees mountains on the Spain-France border.$

June 9, 2026| Lance Owen, PhD | GIS for Good

Mapping UNESCO's Sites Revealed What Decades of Paper Records Couldn't
May 26, 2026| Sunny Fleming | Conservation

Measuring Conservation Impact: Maps Turn Complexity into Clarity at a Global Scale

GIS for Good

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August 11, 2026| Angel Baltazar | GIS for Good

How Seattle Uses GIS to Put Equity at the Center of Service Delivery
July 30, 2026| Patricia Cummens | Mapping

Corporate Home Buying Expands: Maps Reveal Changing Ownership Patterns
$Aerial view of Monte Perdido\'s limestone massif rising above forested slopes in the Pyrenees mountains on the Spain-France border.$

June 9, 2026| Lance Owen, PhD | GIS for Good

Mapping UNESCO's Sites Revealed What Decades of Paper Records Couldn't
May 13, 2026| Olivier Cottray | Public Safety

The Strongest Hurricane in Jamaica's History Met Its Match in a Local Drone Nonprofit

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