TITLE

Earth Sciences

PUB. DATE
March 1989
SOURCE
American Scientist;Mar/Apr89, Vol. 77 Issue 2, p202
SOURCE TYPE
Academic Journal
DOC. TYPE
Book
ABSTRACT
Lists several books about earth sciences. "Chemical Quality of Water and the Hydrologic Cycle," by R.C. Averett and D.M. McKnight; "The Conservation of Australian Wetlands," edited by A.J. McComb and P.S. Lake; "Wind Energy," edited by B. Ramussen and G. Caratti.
ACCESSION #
11758933

Tags: EARTH sciences;  CHEMICAL Quality of Water & the Hydrological Cycle (Book);  CONSERVATION of Australian Wetlands, The (Book);  WIND Energy (Book)

 

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