GEOL 2210 Environmental Geology

Concentrates on the near-surface stratigraphy and sedimentation interpretative techniques as related to unconsolidated and bedrock hydrogeologic systems; understanding contaminant sources and basic contaminant hydrogeology, including software application; discussion of techniques/tools for environmental geology consulting; and exposure to processes responsible or geologic hazards and mitigating geohazards; human interaction with the geological environment; and evaluation of natural resource extraction and use.

Credits

3

Student Learning Outcomes

Upon the completion of this course, students will be able to demonstrate the following outcome-based learning skills:

• Be able to discuss the occurence of natural disasters as they relate to plate tectonics, manipulation of slopes and streams, and extraction and use of natural resources.