The Professional Geologist INSIDE THIS ISSUE


Volume 56 Number 4 FEATURES Peer Reviewed - Hydrogeology


The Challenge of Supplying Sustainable Water to One of the Fastest Growing Metro Areas in the US


Raul A. Deju, Ph.D., CPG-4025 and Michael R. Thornhill, PG,CPG-9545 Peer Reviewed - Hydrogeology


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The City of Lakeland Northeast Wellfield from Conceptualization to Production


Charles W. Drake, PG, W. Bruce LaFrenz, PG, MEM-2035, W. Michael Dennis, Ph.D.


In Praise of Open Source GIS Software Cortney Cameron, YP-0359


Stinky Sulfur Amanda Labrado, SA-3896 625


Insight to Provide Practical and Relevant Support to Young Professionals in the 21st Century Stephen J. Baker, MEM-2353


Steps to be Taken Regularly/ How to be Proactive in Protecting Licensure and Other Geologic Programs Meredith Beswick


Arizona Reciprocity R. Douglas Bartlett, CPG-8433


Proposals from AEG to the Geologic Legislative Action Group Greg Hempen, PhD, PE, RG


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Geologist, Geological Communicator and Author Killed Contributed by Barbara Murphy, CPG-06203


Peer Reviewed - Hydrogeology


Testing the efficacy of a Cyclops 7 infrared probe by performing a follow up dye trace study at McConnell Springs in Lexington, Kentucky, USA Trent A. Garrison, Ph.D., YP-0259


On the Cover: View in the area of Ushuaia (i.e., the “end of the world” or “fin del mundo”) in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. Photo Courtesy of Robert Font, CPG-03953


Peer Reviewed - Hydrogeology


Bedrock Collapse Sinkhole Analysis of Bowling Green, Kentucky Brittiny Paige Moore, SA-7788


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