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Why Study Geology?

Why Study Geology?. Why Study Geology?. 1. General Education Requirement. Why Study Geology?. General Education Requirement Geology as a Profession. Why Study Geology?. General Education Requirement Geology as a Profession Economic and Political Implications. Water…. Energy Resources.

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Why Study Geology?

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  1. Why Study Geology?

  2. Why Study Geology? 1. General Education Requirement

  3. Why Study Geology? General Education Requirement Geology as a Profession

  4. Why Study Geology? General Education Requirement Geology as a Profession Economic and Political Implications

  5. Water…..

  6. Energy Resources 2005 1973

  7. Prince Saud Al Faisal Hussein al-Maliki Ahmadinejad Medvedev Putin Chavez Ghaddafi Hu Jintao

  8. Why Study Geology? General Education Requirement Geology as a Profession Economic and Political Implications Appreciation of our Homes and Landscapes

  9. ~ 150 fatalities Photo: Tom Gathright, 1969

  10. Why Study Geology? General Education Requirement Geology as a Profession Economic and Political Implications Appreciation of our Homes and Landscapes Environmental Concerns

  11. Why Study Geology? General Education Requirement Geology as a Profession Economic and Political Implications Appreciation of our Homes and Landscapes Environmental Concerns Carrying Capacity of the Earth

  12. Oil production projected to start declining in 2015 To 2020…..most of the remaining oil will be Depleted in ~100 years. King Hubbert

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