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Earth : a new perspective / Nicolas Cheetham
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: London : Smith Davies, 2005. Description: 192 pages : color illustrations ; 30 cmISBN: 9781905204038Subject(s): Earth sciences -- Natural science | Earth (Planet) Photographs from spaceDDC classification: 550.222 CHEE Summary: "The book travels the world in four chapters: Earth, Water, Air and Fire. Earth flies us over mountains, forests, deserts and tundra. Water follows rivers and coastlines, explores ice fields and seas before plunging into the abyss of the deep ocean. Air examines storms, hurricanes, wind-sculpted patterns and atmospheric phenomena such as the aurora borealis. Finally, Fire ends the book with volcanoes, asteroid impacts, forest fires, pollution and man's impact on the environment"--Jacket.
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| 540 JOHN Chemistry / | 550 GOLD Earth The life of a planet | 550 JOHN Earth and space science / | 550.222 CHEE Earth : a new perspective / | 551 BRAS Geology | 551 DISC Discover geology : a first introduction to science. / | 551.302 COLS CRUMBLING EARTH |
"The book travels the world in four chapters: Earth, Water, Air and Fire. Earth flies us over mountains, forests, deserts and tundra. Water follows rivers and coastlines, explores ice fields and seas before plunging into the abyss of the deep ocean. Air examines storms, hurricanes, wind-sculpted patterns and atmospheric phenomena such as the aurora borealis. Finally, Fire ends the book with volcanoes, asteroid impacts, forest fires, pollution and man's impact on the environment"--Jacket.
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