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Bureau of Economic Geology has long been a leader in oil and gas resource
studies. We are applying these proven research tools to the development
of new hydrologic and geomorphic studies that provide a framework
for preserving the environment and remediating past damages. The research
combines four critical areas-energy, environment, education, and economics-to
accomplish the goal of educating the public and providing technical
expertise to the private sector to produce energy while protecting
the environment through economically sound approaches. |
| Current
Studies |
| Carbon
Dioxide Sequestration in Geologic Media [Description] |
| Analysis
of Soil Remediation Requirements of Abandoned Centralized and Commercial
Drilling-Fluid Disposal Sites [Description] |
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Characterization
of Bedded Salt for Storage Caverns [Description]
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| Completed
Studies |
| Mapping
Near-Surface Salinization Using Long-Wavelength AIRSAR [Description] |
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