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7. They also grow into politicians who don't understand aquifers and water tables...

Thu Mar 21, 2013, 02:54 PM

Mar 2013

...and why there are drawbacks to activities that can contaminate them.

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On The Necessity of Geology [View all] Viva_La_Revolution Mar 2013 OP

I'm with you on that 2naSalit Mar 2013 #1

Oh no! Not the dirt people! pokerfan Mar 2013 #2

love that! Viva_La_Revolution Mar 2013 #3

Geology isn't a real science! pokerfan Mar 2013 #9

Earth Science 8th Grade 1965 Mr. Rudd DreamGypsy Mar 2013 #4

1915 "Continental Drift" Viva_La_Revolution Mar 2013 #5

When my family was cleaning out my Grandmother's home Tyrs WolfDaemon Mar 2013 #10

Fabulous program - Rise of the Continents Nictuku Mar 2013 #6

thanks Viva_La_Revolution Mar 2013 #12

Geologists make the bedrock n2doc Mar 2013 #11

You could say this about all science... Wounded Bear Mar 2013 #13

Geology is a lot of things. Igel Mar 2013 #14

You'd be amazed how many in New England don't know we are on igneous rock NutmegYankee Mar 2013 #15