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The earth after us : what legacy will humans leave in the rocks? / Jan Zalasiewicz ; with contributions from Kim Freedman.
Call Number: Level 3 Central Library QE 28.3 .Z22 2008
ISBN/ISSN: 0199214972
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Geology in the news for Dec/Jan 2010
- Geophysical Research Letters AGU journal highlights -- Dec. 31, 2009
Featured in this release are research papers on the following topics: Indian Ocean climate event recurs quicker, Natural variability brings extra-cold 2008, Sea-ice loss stirs waters, Ice sculpting Martian land, Offshore quake could surge to Seattle, Permafrost thaw and groundwater runoff, Australian droughts'varied causes, Moon's exosphere, Saturn's auroral hiss, South America wetter in Little Ice Age, Continents' roots stress Earth's surface, Window - December 2009 Geology and GSA Today highlights Hot topics from this month's Geology include the nature of Martian sediments and minerals, microorganisms that thrive and survive for thousands of years in extremely salty environments, river flood dynamics, relative sea-level change in the UK, volcanism, geothermal systems, atmospheric carbon dioxide and extinction, anthropogenic atmospheric carbon dioxide and ocean acidification, Chicxulub impact ejecta, and more. GSA Today celebrates the 200th anniversary of Darwin's birthday
- November/December 2009 GSA Bulletin highlights November/December GSA Bulletin articles are available now online. Topics include an addition to the "subduction factory" study series; analysis of the ANDRILL-1B drillcore, the most complete single record to date of Late Neogene and Quaternary Antarctic Ice Sheet oscillations; detailed mapping of the North Spirit Lake greenstone belt; what fossils and minerals in the Tlayua Quarry, Mexico, reveal about past precipitation; and details of a 108-meter drillcore
New articles on New Zealand Geology found via Scopus
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