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Integration of Theoretical and Practical Learning to Understand Ecosystem Processes.
11/17/2009 Students in the Environmental Geochemical Science course recently took a field excursion to study Louisa Pond at Shaupeneak Ridge, one of the nearby Scenic Hudson Parks. While there, the students noted surrounding geological features that could play a role in the geochemistry of this pond, used portable probes to measure various... Read more
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What happens to the wastewater after we flush our toilets at SUNY New Paltz Campus?
10/28/2009 After learning about wastewater treatment in class, students in the Environmental Geochemical Science class took a field trip to the New Paltz wastewater treatment facility to see these processes in action. Read more
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Research in Lake Champlain Valley
10/06/2009 EGS Major Kate Lawrence's research at the Westport, NY landslide (see 8/17/2009 post) was given a big boost last week when it was included as part of Dr. Rayburn's Champlain Valley drilling project. The project, sponsored by the United States Geological Survey (U.S. Department of the Interior) provided Dr. Rayburn with a hollow stem drill rig capable of taking research grade cores through more than 100 feet of sediment. Read more
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