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"This handbook will help readers prepare for an earthquake in practical, steps that are clear and aim to be simple enough that they won't overwhelm the reader"--

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Describing himself as a Thoreau with a guitar, Drew Signor explores Arizona's wild corporeal and spiritual terrain. Gloryland Reprise offers incomparable peace and beauty. This unforgettable book shares an insightful look into the art of our creation and its spiritual presence through song, prose, poetry, and cunning illustration, as it investigates Arizona's hinterland.

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What then is the place of weather disasters in our climate Are they freaks or a necessary part of the whole How rare are meteorological event does it take to cause chaos in our day-to-day lives Are we becoming more at risk and less capable of dealing with them This book answers these questions.

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A study of hurricanes and efforts to predict them traces the history of weather forecasting and describes the exploits of the Hurricane Hunters who fly through storms, and the impact of satellite imaging and computer modeling on forecasts.

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A thrilling exploration of the science and history of the deep sea.

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Color photographs of cloud formations and their groundbreaking explanatory text enable readers to read the sky, pick up the clues and predict what the weather will do.

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A history of exploration beneath the surface of our planet, a remarkable voyage of scientific discovery over the past 150 years.

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The eagerly anticipated conclusion to Peter Godfrey-Smiths three-part exploration of the origins of intelligence on Earth, which began with the bestselling Other Minds in 2018 and continued with Metazoa in 2020.

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Written for armchair weather enthusiasts, along with nature lovers andscience buffs, this low-priced, easy-to-use field guide expands NationalGeographic's natural history category and joins other pocket guides in thissuccessful series.

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Beavers, those icons of industriousness, have been gnawing down trees, building dams, shaping the land, and creating critical habitat in North America for at least a million years. Once one of the continent's most ubiquitous mammals, they ranged from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from the Rio Grande to the edge of the northern tundra. Wherever t

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A complete look at America's National Forests--their triumphs, challenges, controversies, and vital programs--and the dedicated people who keep them alive.

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On the timing of seasonal activity in plants and animals, the impact of climate change, and what each of us, as everyday phenologists, can do to help.

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10 years on from the first, groundbreaking, Planet Earth, we use the most incredible advances in technology and scientific discovery to bring you the most exciting and immersive picture of our world's wildlife yet.

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A miserable place of rain and bog or a sunny upland of exquisite natural beauty, here the elements are raw, the sky huge and nature seems ascendant.

But it is no less a place made by human beings.

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This groundbreaking book demystifies the terrifying phenomenon of rogue waves, revealing what causes them, what can be learned from past encounters, and how to cope with them.

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An inspiring blend of nature writing and memoir that explores nature's crucial role in our emotional and mental health

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Alain de Boton meets The Cloudspotter's Guide in Robert Mighall's celebration of sunshine

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Cutting-edge popular science that reveals the grandest pattern in nature.

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By using different ways of describing the world of scientific endeavour, the author has produced a fascinating visually beautiful and highly entertaining book which allows us to witness the birth of a new science - the science of geology.