Brian Oram, PG's Blog – December 2010 Archive (1)
Combinations of Observations from Multiple Projects Related to My Experience and Introduction to Methane in Northeastern Pennsylvania
As a young geologist working at Wilkes University, I got a call from a private well owner about a problem with salty water. The site was located in the northern part of Susquehanna County. I did not collect the sample, but sent them a sampling kit to collect the sample and the homeowner mailed the sample back to me at Wilkes University. This program has know grown into to the Homeowner Outreach Program at Wilkes University -…
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