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Volcanic Activity,hnson, a volcanologist with the U.S. Geological Survey had been meticulously studying the volcano for weeks, but his 13 km distant observation station was still too close when “all hell broke loose” that fateful Sunday morning. The eruption of this formerly beautiful and majestic mountain in the Cas

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Soil Destruction,d into the stone above the entrance to Washington’s Union Station. To complete these sentiments, a postscript needs to be added, “To the soil, the backbone of the farm.” Just as the farm is indispensable to mankind, so is soil, along with water, the vital ingredient necessary for human existence. No

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Geoengineering,s are directly related to construction activities, such application of his knowledge falls within the realm of geoengineering. Practioners of this science are known as engineering geologists or geoengineers. It is their job to bring geoscience knowledge into the service of man, whereby dams are buil

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Environmental Law,yers were involved with legal matters that were environmentally oriented, there was no formalization with such rubrics in university courses or in law societies. Of course, governing bodies have passed many statutes and laws dealing with the environment throughout recorded history, and the courts ha