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Keywords groundwater recharge, Navajo Sandstone, southern Utah, water College Physical and Mathematical Sciences Department Geological Sciences Abstract Southern Utah is world renowned for its beautiful canyons and red rock features. The Navajo Sandstone, an Early Jurassic formation created by 2000 feet of petrified sand dunes, is one of the primary features of this unique landscape.
Keywords Snake Creek, Provo River, watershed chemistry, element contamination College Physical and Mathematical Sciences Department Geological Sciences Abstract Snake Creek is a tributary to the Provo River, which is an important water source for over two million people along the Wasatch Front. Arsenic concentrations in Snake Creek exceed the EPA limit of 10 μg/L and mixing water in the Provo River exceed the EPA (recommended level) of 1 μg/L.
Keywords mentoring environment, proglacial streams, glacial meltwater College Physical and Mathematical Sciences Department Geological Sciences Abstract 1. Evaluation of Academic Objectives The purpose of this project is to evaluate the chemistry of proglacial streams in the Wind River Range of Wyoming to develop baseline criteria of mercury and other trace metal concentrations in glacial meltwater.
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