Showing posts with label geology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label geology. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Power Trip

A travelogue survey of the state of energy consumption across the nation and some promising ideas to address our addiction to fossil fuels.

Power Trip: The Love Story of America's Love Affair with Energy
by Amanda Little
Find it in the library at call number HD9502 .U52L568 2010

Friday, March 11, 2011

How the Earth Was Made

From glaciers in Yosemite to earthquakes along the Ring of Fire, this series focuses on geologic processes such as those behind today's earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
How the Earth Was Made
Find season one and two in the library at call number QE28.3 .H693 

Friday, November 12, 2010

California Natural History Guides

Introductory guides to myriad natural history topics that relate to California, including field guides on everything from birds to geology and topic guides ranging from fire to Native Californians.

California Natural History Guides
published by the University of California Press
These guides are shelved throughout the library according to their relevant subject. Find call numbers by searching the online catalog.

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Earth

A geology publication featuring news and research about the environment and energy issues.

Earth (formerly Geotimes)
Find the current issue of Earth in our Reading Area. Back issues of all our magazines are located along the back of the Library in alphabetical order and can be checked out for one week. Electronic access to Earth is available through the Full-text and Print Magazines link on our homepage.

Friday, April 25, 2008

Geotimes

Geotimes is our magazine of the month for May. This fascinating magazine covers topics related to the third planet from the Sun and is published by a non-profit association of earth scientists.

Find the current copy of Geotimes in our Reading Area. Back issues of all of our magazines are in alphabetical order along the back wall of the Library. Electronic access to Geotimes is available via our Full-text and Print Magazines link, available from the Library’s homepage.