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DESCRIPTION:David Dominic\, Professor and Chair of Earth & Environmental Sc
 iences\, will present an overivew of his current research. That research f
 ocuses on how ancient river processes have shaped reservoirs for water\, o
 il & gas\, and potential reservoirs for sequestering CO2. He will also dis
 cuss some recent findings on the perception of science by non-scientists.T
 his presentation is part of the weekly Colloquium series presented by the 
 Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences. 
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LOCATION:286 Millett Hall
SUMMARY:EES Colloquium: Fluvial Sedimentology\, Reservoir Properties and th
 e Perception of Science by David Dominic
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