The Geochemical Society is a nonprofit scientific society that was founded in 1955 and incorporated as a 501(c)(3) organization in 1990. Their mission is to encourage the application of geochemistry to enhance our understanding of the Earth and solar system. With an international and diverse membership, the society covers various fields such as organic geochemistry, petrology, meteoritics, and isotope geochemistry.

By becoming a member of the Geochemical Society, you can join a vibrant global community of geochemists and gain access to a range of benefits. These benefits include publications, conferences, student programs, and more. The society also has committees and personnel that drive its activities and ensure effective governance. Additionally, they have a code of ethics that outlines the conduct expected of their members.

The Geochemical Society is proud to be affiliated with like-minded organizations to foster collaboration within the international geochemical community. They also periodically release position statements to advocate for certain practices or issues.

Stay informed and connected by signing up for their Geochemical News, which provides the latest updates and news in the field. Explore their website to learn more about the society and its valuable contributions to the field of geochemistry.