I haven't had time to properly "digest" this info, but as this is pertinent to the area around Georgia Southern University (where I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Geology), and where I worked years later with the Georgia EPD (Environmental Protection Division, DNR), it caught my attention and I needed to capture it and its two following companions.
[After some squawking when I posted these videos on Facebook, I am not taking sides. I am capable of finding something interesting, without being a "believer" of every shiny, new thing that comes along.]
Science works best when dissenting voices are allowed to state their case.
[After some squawking when I posted these videos on Facebook, I am not taking sides. I am capable of finding something interesting, without being a "believer" of every shiny, new thing that comes along.]
Science works best when dissenting voices are allowed to state their case.
