Is it common for non-geologists (e.g. geographers, environmental scientists) to work with rocks and core samples?
I’ve noticed that not everyone working with rocks, core samples, or similar geological materials necessarily has a background in geology. I’ve seen people with PhDs in geography, environmental science, or even related interdisciplinary fields involved in this kind of work.
Is this more common than I might think? How typical is it for non-geologists to be part of research or industry work that involves geology-related materials and methods?
Posted Jul 9, 2025, 4:06 AM UTC
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