| I have extensive experience mapping bedrock geology throughout New Hampshire, with additional experience mapping geology in the Karakorum Mountains of northern Pakistan. I have also organized and led numerous geological field trips throughout New England as well as to Wyoming and adjacent states, and to northern Arizona and southern Utah. |  1988 |
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I have a broad array of research interests from soil and sediment contamination and hydrology to "hard-rock" geology. Much of my work involves the
application of geochemistry and/or geophysics to addressing environmental, hydrological, or other geological questions. I co-direct the KSC Center for
Environmental BioGeoChemistry, which includes laboratory facilities and
instrumentation for elemental and stable isotopic analyses of a wide
range of sample types.
Lead in Soils and Sediments
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| As a Professional Geologist, I am available for consultation on your environmental, hydrological, or geological questions. Past clients have included town conservation commissions, a regional land conservancy, private landowners, and an attorney. I served on the State of New Hampshire Board of Professional Geologists from 2000 to 2009, and am also involved with several other state and regional professional and scientific organizations. |  |
| I have been teaching courses in Environmental Geology, Hydrogeology, and Environmental Geochemistry, among other subjects at Keene State College since 1992. In addition, I have served the college in numerous other capacities. |
| I received a B.A. cum laude in Geological Sciences from Harvard College (1984), and an M.S. and a Ph.D. in Geology from Dartmouth College (1990, 1992). |
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Contact InformationE-mail: tallen@keene.edu
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