• Q : Feature of ground water....
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    Write down a narrative by using the questions to explain the ground water feature you have chosen.

  • Q : Disposing of the pumped ground-water....
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    If ground-water from a contaminated plume is pumped out by using strategically placed wells to contain the contamination. What options do you have to dispose of the pumped ground-water?

  • Q : Groundwater remediation....
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    Write down an in-situ method to remediate a plume of chlorinated solvent contaminated groundwater in sandy soils? (Process, different streams, disposal of byproducts, reagents used, equipment used

  • Q : Groundwater flow....
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    Compare the differences between groundwater to streams and rivers separately. What are the main geological impacts running water and groundwater have on people?

  • Q : Isotope chemistry of groundwater....
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    What is meant by the term path of rainfall from the atmosphere to the saturated portion of an unconfined aquifer? Can you recognize and describe the quantities you would require to measure or estima

  • Q : Physical properties of the minerals....
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    Overall, the physical properties of minerals give a reliable means to recognize common minerals. Though, certain properties can exhibit a range of features or values making them less helpful for ide

  • Q : Rock-forming minerals and silicates....
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    Explain why are most rock-forming minerals silicates? As well, considering the composition of Earth's crust, do all of the non-silicate mineral groups make sense chemically?

  • Q : Crystallization and order of minerals....
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    The size of crystals in igneous rocks is usually a function of the rate of cooling. Though, within the same rock crystal size doesn't necessarily reflect the order of crystallization for individual

  • Q : Question regarding mineral identification....
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    List out the physical properties of minerals which you can use to recognize a mineral sample by using household items AND explain in detail how you would recognize a rock-forming mineral by using a

  • Q : Layers of earth-rocks-minerals....
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    On the layers of the earth (crust, upper mantle, lower mantle, outer core and inner core), complete a brief summary or list which explains the fundamental attributes of the layers listed.

  • Q : Basaltic and granitic or pyroclastic magma....
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    I want help with the given question and the chemical or mineralogical perspective, its origins, and cooling history. Describe the big difference between the basaltic and granitic or pyroclastic magma?

  • Q : Tectonics influencing sedimentation....
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    Overview of how plate tectonics influences sedimentation. Answer the given questions: a) Where do sedimentary rocks originate? b) Explain how are they made?

  • Q : Geologic contact with granite....
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    A mass of granite is in contact with the layer of sandstone. Explain how you could tell whether the sandstone was deposited over the granite or that the sandstone was intruded by the granite.

  • Q : Chemical weathering in the mid-latitudes....
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    What would be some illustrations of rock which would undergo chemical weathering in the mid-latitudes? Is there anything which can be done to decrease it that would mitigate its impact on the human

  • Q : Climate in a specific location millions of years ago....
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    How do fossils tell us regarding the climate in a specific location millions of years ago? Explain how are fossils used in this discovery to give information to scientists today regarding life 3.3 mil

  • Q : Current volcanic eruptions....
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    I am doing a research project on the volcanoes and volcanic activity present nowadays. Do you have a list or update of present volcanic eruptions in the world these days?

  • Q : What causes earthquakes....
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    Post your answers to these questions: What causes earthquakes? Of the given factors, which do you think is the most reliable predictor of earthquakes? Describe your answer please.

  • Q : Introduction to mass wasting....
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    What would you tell someone who wants to know why the study of geology is significant? In what manner has geology affected the way you think regarding your environment?

  • Q : Environmental ramifications of new orleans construction....
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    As we now know all too well, parts of the New Orleans were built below sea level -- the result of dredging and dike construction.

  • Q : Volcanoes and volcanic hazards....
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    Describe volcanic hazards. Though commonly thought to be related with most volcanic eruptions (by the general public), lava is rarely responsible for the loss of life. Which hazards would tend to be

  • Q : Geologic rock record....
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    Volcanoes are usually not preserved in the geologic rock record as they are eroded away. Though, the different materials erupted from volcanoes are frequently found preserved in the rock record.

  • Q : Classes of technological disasters....
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    Review the five classes of technological disasters. Give real life illustrations, of how on a smaller scale each of these categories of disasters might take place and affect the project.

  • Q : Volcanic activity....
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    Explain each feature related with volcanic activity. Explain the features and how it is associated to volcanic activity for the given: magma, intrusive structure, extrusive structure, igneous rock,

  • Q : Global seismic hazard evaluation program....
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    By using the information presented at the Global Seismic Hazard Assessment Program Web site or the USGS Earthquake Hazards site, make a minimum 200-word report

  • Q : Sumatra and plate tectonics....
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    Please describe the relationship of plate tectonics to earthquakes and describe how plate tectonics have impacted the Sumatra 2004 and 2005 earthquake.

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