This introductory text for non-science majors explores the relationship between humans and the geologic hazards, processes, and resources that surround them. Medical geology, environmental law, land-use planning, and engineering geology are discussed within the context of each geologic situation rather than as separate chapters at the end of the text. Numerous case studies highlight the diverse issues surrounding recent geologic events. Consider This interactive questions have been added to each chapter. Expanded photo galleries illustrate the wonder and beauty of geologic events. The second edition also contains a new chapter on geology and change, expanded coverage of geology and health, and a new section on earth systems.

Student Study Guide for Geology and the Environment

Science & Math

Pipkin, Bernard W.

Trent, D. D.

Earth Sciences

Brooks/Cole

<p>Pipkin and Trent's Third Edition of GEOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT explores the relationship between humans and the geologic hazards, processes, and resources that surround us. A true market leader, the book has an accessible and entertaining writing style, superior pedagogy, appropriate amount of detail and coverage, and tables that provide meaningful and relevant real data for readers. With an emphasis on geology that can improve the human endeavor, this new edition addresses the changing market as it consistently emphasizes student decision-making, careers, resources, and relevance. Medical geology, environmental law, land-use planning, and engineering geology are discussed within the context of each geologic situation rather than as separate chapters. The book has been significantly updated to address current events, such as recent earthquakes in Turkey and Taiwan and the Hector Mine earthquake in Southern California. There are now more global references, reflecting the increased scope of this field of study.</p>

Geology and the Environment (Non-InfoTrac Version)

Trent, Dee D.

Cengage Learning'

The western Mojave Desert region takes its rightful place in the storied history of major Old West mining camps in this volume by geology professor Dee Trent. The Randsburg area experienced five mining booms from 1893 into the 21st century. With riches from the earth that included gold, silver, and tungsten. Historic maps and photos. Randsburg is 50 miles northeast of Mojave.

Mines and Geology of the Randsburg Area: An Historical Gem of the Mojave Desert

History

Americas

San Diego Geological Society

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