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The Division of Environmental Geology (DEG) offers AAPG members an opportunity to increase their knowledge about the environment and the petroleum industry. DEG approaches basic environmental issues from a geological standpoint, so the profession's understanding of geological, geochemical, geophysical and hydrogeological principles and methodologies can be applied to environmental problems.
DEG relies on the active participation of its members to accomplish its goals and objectives. There are a number of committees that members can join. |
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Current Happenings
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March 2008 issue now available Electronic version ISSN: 1075-9565. DEG members and nonmembers may download a form to subscribe to the journal either in print or electronically. |