Despite the numerous Holocene paleoclimatic records from the North American continent, few existing records from the American Midwest have adequate chronological controls, marking it problematic to link regional climatic ...

Caldera-forming eruptions are amongst the greatest natural hazards on our planet, erupting hundreds of cubic kilometers of material with severe local and global impacts that pose great risks to human health and society at ...

The geochemical characteristics of paleofluids in the White River Group played a vital role in controlling zeolitic alteration as well as the formation of calcretes. The White River Group is a terrestrially deposited ...