
Energy and petroleum engineers can protect the natural beauty of Yellowstone while at the same time protecting us from Yellowstone. Silex Spring (pictured) is located at Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. (Source: Mike Ver Sprill/Shutterstock.com)
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