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Hydrologists usually measure bodies of water that are properties. They use stream flow and volume such as pH or pollution levels. They analyze data on environmental from erosion, pollution, drought, and other problems.

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Hydrologists have to study bodies of water. The places they can study water is the earth's surface or underground. They study water on their circulation of the water, distribution, and physical properties. So they basically work around any bodies of water outside.

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A degree you will need for this job is a master's degree in geoscience, environmental science, or engineering with a concentration in water sciences or hydrology. Master's degree is required typically for research

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The average hydrologists can earn is a median salary of $79,550 per year. Salaries usually can start from $50,410 and will go up to about $120,370.

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The magnitude and extent of dam construction and can be associated water diversion. The exploitation of groundwater aquifers, stream channelization, and interbrain water transferring in the world today can be so large that all these hydrological alterations are having global-scale environmental effects on a lot of things. The articles for this issue highlight the cumulative effects on the hydrological alterations associated with reservoir environment and dams. This also can warn about the natural disasters with water that could occur and from where and when.

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The reason why I picked this career is because it's very different from all the other science jobs and I've never heard of it before and would be cool to research. It also just seems very fascinating to me in many ways. You also get to with water which I just love as a swimmer. You can learn a lot of things from it as well. I feel like I can learn something new everyday from this if I do work as a Hydrologist. I can learn how water flows, what type of animals live in these different types of waters and even more things I can learn.