Geologists are scientists who study the structure, relationships of geological processes.
Geologies deal with all forces that act on the earth’s body and the resulting geological effects and changes.
A geologist is responsible for finding and verifying raw materials and for the prerequisites for economic mining.
In doing so, he pays attention to avoiding environmental damage during the extraction of raw materials.
Geologists are responsible for tapping and securing drinking water or securing energy supplies with oil, natural gas and coal.
The geologists are responsible for exploring the subsoil, especially in the case of larger projects, so that settlements, landslides and ground breaks are avoided in the long term.
Geologists research earthquakes, volcanoes, avalanches and tsunamis and develop early warning systems to prevent natural disasters.
Without geologists, economic development, the avoidance of environmental damage, and the recognition and warning of natural disasters are not possible.
