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Environmental Geology: Interactions Between Geological Processes and Human Activities

Earth Materials and Processes → Case Studies in Environmental Geology

This learning path introduces the fundamentals of environmental geology, focusing on how geological processes shape natural hazards and resources, and how human activities interact with the Earth's systems. It covers hazard assessment, resource management, land use, waste disposal, pollution, site assessment, and environmental regulations, providing a foundation for careers in environmental consulting and management.

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