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Owens Lake –a source of windblown dust

Aerial view of Owens Lake and Sierra Nevada, California. (En-30)
Download ImageIntersecting joint and bedding surfaces.

The intersection of these two planes enhances sliding in that direction. (En-25)
Download ImageShotcrete covering roadcut to prevent rockfall.

Shotcrete covering roadcut to prevent rockfall, Montana. En-28
Download ImageSeawall on Lake Ponchartrain, Louisiana.

Seawall on Lake Ponchartrain, Louisiana. (En-23)
Download ImageConcrete buttress for slope stabilization.

Concrete buttress for slope stabilization. En-26.
Download ImageLand loss: Fort Proctor, Louisiana

Built in the 1850s on dry land, Fort Proctor is now surrounded by water because of land loss and subsidence on the Mississippi River Delta (En-22)
Download ImageLand loss: Fort Proctor, Louisiana

Built in the 1850s on dry land, Fort Proctor is now surrounded by water because of land loss and subsidence on the Mississippi River Delta (En-21)
Download ImageStream gauge on bridge, Wisconsin

Stream gauge on bridge support, Chippewa River, WI. (En-14)
Download ImageSubsidence and collapse (vertical)

Subsidence and collapse in geothermal area, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. (En-19.
Download ImageCoastal subsidence, Mississippi Delta.

Coastal subsidence as shown by drowned bayous, Mississippi River, Louisiana. En-20
Download ImageDump rock from borate mining, SE California.

Dump rock from borate mining, SE California. (En-17)
Download ImageTailings Pond, Butte, Montana.

Tailings Pond (Yankee Doodle Tailings Pond) Butte, Montana. (En-16)
Download ImageBerkeley Pit, Butte, Montana.

Berkeley Pit, an abandoned open-pit mine filling with water. Butte, Montana. (En-15)
Download ImageDrainage canal with algae (vertical)

Channeled drainage canal with algal bloom, Oregon (En-11)
Download ImageChannelled river, Colorado Springs, CO.

Channelled river, Colorado Springs, Colorado. (En-10)
Download ImageDam and Lake Berryesa, CA.

Aerial view of Lake Berryessa, impounded by Monticello Dam, primarily provides water for agriculture to the North San Francisco Bay area. (En-06)
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