The Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology provides an interactive map with a large amount of information about oil and gas resources in the state. The interactive map includes:

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory's Geothermal Prospector provides a huge amount of information about geothermal energy in the United States. The interactive map includes:

The Government of Puerto Rico's Portal Datos Geograficos Gubernamentales (governmental geographic data portal) provides a range of information on natural hazards and resources in Puerto Rico, which can be viewed in a GIS program. The interactive map includes:

NOAA View is a data exploration tool produced by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and developed by the NOAA Environmental Visualization Laboratory. It contains an enormous amount of information relevant to global geoscience issues in interactive map form. Over 100 different datasets are available on a wide range of topics related to the Earth system. Datasets include:

The Utah Department of Environmental Quality provides a large amount of environmental monitoring and management information in interactive map form. The Utah Environmental Interactive Map includes information on:

The Georgia Soil & Water Conservation Commission's Interactive Mapping Experience provides a large amount of information on water and conservation in Georgia. The interactive map includes information on:

The Oklahoma Water Resource Board's General Viewer provides a large amount of information on water resources in Oklahoma. The interactive map includes:

The Hawaii State Energy Office's Renewable EnerGIS map provides a large amount of information on renewable energy production and potential in Hawaii. The interactive map includes:

The Colorado Division of Reclamation Mining and Safety's AUGER map provides information on active and historic mines in Colorado. The interactive map shows:

The Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology provides information on renewable energy in Nevada in interactive map form. The map includes:

• Renewable energy potential across the state: geothermal, solar, wind, and biomass
• Existing power transmission infrastructure
• Restrictions on development, including sage grouse habitat, wildlife management areas, military areas, land use, and land ownership

Click here to access the interactive map.