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ENGINEERING GEOLOGY

ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY

HYDROGEOLOGY

Pollution from lead smelters in the early 1900's. (photo AGI)

The siting of Route 1 along the Pacific Ocean in the Big Sur area required extensive terracing and other engineering considerations. (photo AGI)

Natural spring issuing from glacial till. (photo AGI)

bluff stabilization project showing grout injection into sandy terrace deposits (photo: J. Geraci)

July 29, 2009

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During this year's field season, AEG is hosting a photo and video contest. We are looking for the best photos and videos that show "How Environmental and Engineering Geologists Benefit Society."

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Landslides can be devastating and destructive. Watch the video of a recent mudslide in Washington State. VIDEO Raw Footage of the Kelso, Washington Mudslide

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AEG's 2009 ANNUAL MEETING

Stateline, Nevada

South Lake Tahoe, California

Harrah’s Hotel & Casino

September 21-26, 2009

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WSDOT Landslide and Flood Photo Website

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