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Snowflake Bentley

Jacqueline Briggs Martin

1998 ★ 4.2

Heat islands

Lisa Gartland

2008

Contemporary Literary Criticism

James P. Draper

1993

Water resources planning and management

Karen Hussey, R. Quentin Grafton

2011

No-Sweat Science

Louis V. Loeschnig

2006

From Mineralogy to Geology

Rachel Laudan

1987

Higher Geography

Calum Campbell, Ian Geddes

2015

Inside the restless earth.

Kathleen Meehan Berry

2002

Photogeology

Bruno Marcolongo, Franco Mantovani

1996

How does earth work?

Aurora Pun, Gary Smith, Smith, Gary A.

2006

The oceans

Eelco J. Rohling

2017

Earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis

Matthys Levy

2009

Geodynamics of the lithosphere

Kurt Stüwe

2007

Field hydrogeology

John E. Moore

2002

A lighter footprint

Angela Crocombe

2011

The great Alaska earthquake of 1964

National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on the Alaska Earthquake.

1968

Fundamentals of Geophysics

William Lowrie

2007

It can't be true!

Rob Houston

2013

Oceanography and Marine Biology, Volume 20 (Oceanography and Marine Biology)

Harold Barnes

1982

Earth science

Joseph L. Spradley

2012

An introduction to geotechnical engineering

Robert D Holtz, William D. Kovacs

2008

Physical iScience

Glencoe/McGraw-Hill

2012

Global warming

David Archer

2012

Rocks and the people who love them

Nelson Yomtov

2012

Applications and investigations in earth science

Kenneth G. Pinzke

1997

Ecotourism

David A. Fennell

2014

Geomorphology

Stanley Alfred Schumm, David E. Sugden, Richard J. Chorley

1985 ★ 5.0

Polar Explorations

Don Nardo

2011

Spatal Data Sets for Environmental Assessment

Ashbindu Singh

1997

The Best Book of Fossils, Rocks and Minerals

Chris Pellant

2000

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