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Soil and Water Quality: From Hydrology to Contamination

Soil Composition and Horizons → Case Studies in Soil-Water Quality

This learning path provides environmental science students with a foundational understanding of how soil processes affect water quality. It covers essential soil hydrology and chemistry concepts, pathways of contamination (runoff and leaching), and the regulatory context of water quality standards. The path progresses from basic soil properties to advanced concepts of contaminant transport and management, preparing learners for careers in environmental science.

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Foundation

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Core Concepts

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