Awesome Aquifers B

[Jim_R]

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2011 Thread

[mnstrviola]

http://www.groundwater.org/pe/docs_so/AABstudyguide.pdf

http://www.groundwater.org/

http://water.usgs.gov/ogw/

- some helpful links for 'yall

[Fossil Freak 25]

Thanks! ill look at them

[mnstrviola]

Glancing at the 2012 rules, it has not really changed much. In fact, did anyone even notice anything different?

[rfscoach]

Glancing at the 2012 rules, it has not really changed much. In fact, did anyone even notice anything different?

3.1 liter max container size up from 3.0 liter to make the Gladware 3.1 l food storage container legal.

[TYG]

Glancing at the 2012 rules, it has not really changed much. In fact, did anyone even notice anything different?

I believe they added something about not being able to use hazardous and dangerous chemicals, since it's in bold

[The Architect]

Glancing at the 2012 rules, it has not really changed much. In fact, did anyone even notice anything different?

I believe they added something about not being able to use hazardous and dangerous chemicals, since it's in bold

Oh yeah, that. I remember at Nationals last year while doing the presentation I heard from the judge for the group next to us ask the team, "Don't you know that that is highly flammable?!" I wonder why they added that rule then.

[Skink]

At NATIONALS? That's ridiculous. Why can't people just stick to the simplest contaminants that are neither harmful nor edible?

[etibbetts]

How do you study? Any suggestions? Ive been using note cards.

[Skink]

For the groundwater terms, notecards are good. However, you'd need a pretty big stack eventually. The list they give seems like a lot but isn't enough; some terms you will wanna get from the Groundwater Glossary and maybe some other outside research.

After you know those pretty well, work on your explanations and demonstrations of said terms since that's where half of your points will come from, after all.