Established in 1992, Division of Environmental Geosciences 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:
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educating members about important environmental issues
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supporting and encouraging research on the effects of exploration and production on the environment
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communicating scientific information to concerned governmental agencies
Officers | Standing Committees | DEG Web Site
DEG membership is additional and not automatic with membership in AAPG. Download a membership form from DEG's Web site.
DEG Dues
- DEG Membership: $45.00
- (includes DEG's Journal: Environmental Geosciences)
- DEG Membership: $55.00
- with mailing address outside North America
(includes DEG's Journal: Environmental Geosciences) - DEG Student Membership: $25.00
- (includes DEG's Journal: Environmental Geosciences ONLINE ACCESS ONLY)
Division of Professional Affairs, a division of AAPG, seeks to:
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promote professionalism and ethical standards
- provide a means for professional certification of petroleum geologists, coal geologists, and petroleum geophysicists
- assist in career planning
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improve the professional well-being of AAPG members
Committees | Advisory Board | Government Affairs
This branch of AAPG is dedicated to:
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addressing the special concerns of geologists working with non-petroleum energy resources
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providing a vehicle to keep abreast of the latest developments in coal, coalbed methane, geothermal, oil shale, tar sands, gas hydrates, and remote sensing
EMD serves geologists involved in non-petroleum energy resources including coal, coalbed methane, geothermal, oil shale and tar sands; and, geologists using remote sensing technologies in their work.
Officers | Committees | EMD Web Site
21 Good Reasons to Join EMD and AAPG
EMD membership is additional and not automatic with membership in AAPG. Download an EMD membership form.
EMD Dues
- EMD Membership
- $20.00
- EMD Student Membership
- $4.00