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Environmental Geology: An Earth System Science Approach

Dorothy J. Merritts, Andrew de Wet, Kirsten M. Menking

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I Fundamental Concepts: How Humans View and Study the Earth Introduction to Environmental Geosciences Dynamic Earth Systems Time and Change: Earth and Human History II Solid Earth Systems The Crustal Rock System Soil and Weathering Systems III Fluid Systems Surface Water Systems Ground Water Systems Atmospheric Systems Oceans and Coastal Water Systems IV Energy Systems and Changing Earth Systems Earth's Energy Systems Causes and Indicators of Global Environmental Change History of Global Environmental Change

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Key concepts: Earth system science, Earth (classical element), Earth science, Weathering, Global change, Geology, Environmental systems, Environmental change