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Learning Objectives

Introduction

What is Karst?

How is Karst Formed?

Where is Karst Found?

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Why is Karst Important?

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Karst Management Handbook for
British Columbia

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Choose either True or False to check your understanding.

Karst is formed through the interaction between water, carbon dioxide and carbonate bedrock.

True
 False

Limestone and dolomite are examples of soluble bedrock.

True
 False

Carbonate bedrock underlies approximately 20% of British Columbia.

True
 False

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