Environmental Geology at New Mexico Tech

There are a large number of Geology/Geochemistry faculty and adjunct faculty working on environmental projects. Many of these projects are interdisciplinary, with close collaboration between geologists from different disciplines and hydrologists from our hydrology program and elsewhere. Information about specific research interests in environmental geology can be found on the appropriate faculty home pages.

Geology/geochemistry faculty and adjuncts working on environmental projects

George Austin (heavy metal contaminated soils and sediments)
Andrew Campbell (isotopic tracer studies)
Steven Cather (hydrostratigraphy)
Nelia Dunbar (arsenic in groundwater, in-situ vitrification of contaminated soils)
Bruce Harrison (soils and geomorphology)
Sean D. Connell (Quaternary geology, hydrostratigraphy)
Philip Kyle (impact of volcanic gases on the environment)
David Love (Quaternary geology, hydrostratigraphy)
Peter Mozley (sedimentary controls on fluid flow)
David Norman (heavy metal contaminated soils and sediments)

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