Explain the difference between them; in detail and with examples and photos. What methods of extraction are used, and where are they found? What is ore used for and what is mineral used for?
Please review and answer the question pertaining to different sedimentary settings. The Journal should be at least one page in length and include diagrams/pictures to explain your geological answers.
You will have 90 minutes (73 questions of Multiple Choice, T/F, Short Answer, Diagrams and Essays) to take the Exam. Note: the Essay question will be flagged as ESSAY. This is a force completion exam. Once you start the exam it must be finished. You cannot start, stop and start again.
The tectonics lab will require use of an isostasy model made in MS Excel (the model is already made, you are not making it). You may bring and use your own computer, but in order to complete the lab you need to have MS Excel on your computer. I do not know if this model will work in all non-Excel spreadsheet software
1. The approximate volume of water retained in soil moisture and groundwater is given in Table 5.1. Use the data in Fig. 5.1 to calculate the time it would take for precipitation over land to deliver an amount of water equal to the soil water and groundwater. How long would it take to replace the groundwater and soil moisture if only 10% of the runoff could be redirected to replenishing the groundwater?
You are in a watershed right now - all the land around you drains into a waterbody. Because of this, what we do on the land’s surface has an impact on the local waterway. A healthy watershed is vital for clean drinking water, healthy aquatic life, and outdoor recreation. The health of the local watershed can directly impact a resident's quality of life and pocketbook (dirty water costs more to treat, and that cost is passed to the local citizens). As humans engage in agriculture, construction, and other activities, they can negatively impact the local watershed.
