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While writing this book, I have tried to reconcile the scientific approaches to the teaching of “Earth Science”. I believe that it is essentials to acquaint the students with basic concepts of Earth Science. Too much emphasis on theory may render the subject dry and distasteful. So colourful illustrations are added to reinforce conceptual grasp. I have taken pains to ensure that the concepts are essentially elaborate to crystal clear and are well grade. Also tried to make them interesting.
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Basics of Environmental Science
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Writing the book for this edition has given me the opportunity to add more information where it is now available and to outline some of the new controversies, including that over genetically modified food. At the same time I have been able to study the whole of the text and to bring it up to date where necessary.
This has now become an invaluable educational resource and I am delighted to have been able to weave this book into its fabric.
Revised, updated, and modernized, I hope that this edition will be of value and interest to everyone seeking to broaden their understanding of the science behind environmental issues.
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Basics of Geology
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Although this edition of this book is primarily intended for the students of Professional and Arts and Science Colleges in India. Therefore, with a view to meet the requirements of all these students better, I have extended the scope of this edition by adding some more chapters on organic evolution and heredity. The scientific names of species, in some cases, have been changed. A scientific approach is followed to illustrate the topics more lucidly.
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Encyclopaedia of Geography
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This book is intended for all who have an interest in Geography, be it a student, a teacher and professionals, who must understand, interpret, and communicate information to others. Many of the terms used are technical, and few people can understand all of them. This Encyclopeadia of Geography is intended to help such understanding. It provides clear, authoritative definitions of terms associated with all aspects of Geography.
This Encyclopaedia of Geography broadly covers various aspects of Geography with illustrations. A very well written Encyclopaedia of geographical terms covering all aspects of theoretical and practical Geography, including Foundations of Geography, Natural Geography, Physical Geography, Human Geography, Economic Geography, Maps and Mapping, Applied Technologies, Earth and marine Geography. Terms are easy to find and the definitions are exact and to the point and where needed are explained in detail. The description of minerals is particularly helpful. Whether a complete beginner, a college student, or a seasoned professional, this book will fill the gaps in background knowledge and make Geography easy to understand for everyone.
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Encyclopaedia of Geology
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This book is intended for all who have an interest in Geology, be it as student, as teacher, Geologist, and professionals, who must understand, interpret, and communicate information to others. Many of the terms used are technical, and few people can understand all of them. This Encyclopeadia of Geology is intended to help such understanding. It provides clear, authoritative definitions of terms associated with all aspects of Geology.
This Encyclopaedia of Geology broadly covers various aspects of geology with illustrations. A very well written Encyclopaedia of geological terms covering all aspects of theoretical and practical geology, including types of ores, types of strata, faults, valleys and streams, the structure of the Earth , crystallography, physical geology, historical geology, mineralogy, marine geology, plate tectonics, petrology, sedimentology, and stratigraphy. Terms are easy to find and the definitions are exact and to the point and where needed are explained in detail. The description of minerals is particularly helpful. Whether a complete beginner, a college student, or a seasoned professional, this book will fill the gaps in background knowledge and make geology easy to understand for everyone.
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Encyclopaedia of Paleontology, Volume 1
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Paleontology is the study of pre-historic forms of life on earth. It examines plant and animal fossils, which include the study of body fossils, burrows, fossilised faeces, palynomorphs, cost-off parts and chemical residues. During course of evolution, new forms of life developed and many other forms such as dinosaurs, became extinct. Pre-historic life evolved over the vast timespan from simple bacteria-like cells in oceans to algae and protozoa, and ultimately to complex multicellular forms, such as fungi, landplants, worms, molluscs, crustaceans, insects and vertebrates. Dinosaurs were vertebrate animals, which dominated terrestrial ecosystem for over 160 million years, first appearance being approximately 230 million years ago. The first dinosaur fossils were recognised in 19th century, however, now, mounted dinosaur skeletons have become major attraction at the museums around the world.
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Paleontology is the study of pre-historic forms of life on earth. It examines plant and animal fossils, which include the study of body fossils, burrows, fossilised faeces, palynomorphs, cost-off parts and chemical residues. During course of evolution, new forms of life developed and many other forms such as dinosaurs, became extinct. Pre-historic life evolved over the vast timespan from simple bacteria-like cells in oceans to algae and protozoa, and ultimately to complex multicellular forms, such as fungi, landplants, worms, molluscs, crustaceans, insects and vertebrates. Dinosaurs were vertebrate animals, which dominated terrestrial ecosystem for over 160 million years, first appearance being approximately 230 million years ago. The first dinosaur fossils were recognised in 19th century, however, now, mounted dinosaur skeletons have become major attraction at the museums around the world.
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Paleontology is the study of pre-historic forms of life on earth. It examines plant and animal fossils, which include the study of body fossils, burrows, fossilised faeces, palynomorphs, cost-off parts and chemical residues. During course of evolution, new forms of life developed and many other forms such as dinosaurs, became extinct. Pre-historic life evolved over the vast timespan from simple bacteria-like cells in oceans to algae and protozoa, and ultimately to complex multicellular forms, such as fungi, landplants, worms, molluscs, crustaceans, insects and vertebrates. Dinosaurs were vertebrate animals, which dominated terrestrial ecosystem for over 160 million years, first appearance being approximately 230 million years ago. The first dinosaur fossils were recognised in 19th century, however, now, mounted dinosaur skeletons have become major attraction at the museums around the world.
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Paleontology is the study of pre-historic forms of life on earth. It examines plant and animal fossils, which include the study of body fossils, burrows, fossilised faeces, palynomorphs, cost-off parts and chemical residues. During course of evolution, new forms of life developed and many other forms such as dinosaurs, became extinct. Pre-historic life evolved over the vast timespan from simple bacteria-like cells in oceans to algae and protozoa, and ultimately to complex multicellular forms, such as fungi, landplants, worms, molluscs, crustaceans, insects and vertebrates. Dinosaurs were vertebrate animals, which dominated terrestrial ecosystem for over 160 million years, first appearance being approximately 230 million years ago. The first dinosaur fossils were recognised in 19th century, however, now, mounted dinosaur skeletons have become major attraction at the museums around the world.
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The publication under discussion here, titled “Encyclopaedia of Research Methodology in Earth Sciences & Atmospheric Sciences” provides readers with an introductory overview of research methodologies in earth sciences and atmospheric sciences.
Scientific method refers to the body of techniques for investigating phenomena, acquiring new knowledge, or correcting and integrating previous knowledge. It is based on gathering observable, empirical and measurable evidence subject to specific principles of reasoning. A scientific method consists of the collection of data through observation and experimentation, and the formulation and testing of hypotheses. Although procedures vary from one field of inquiry to another, identifiable features distinguish scientific inquiry from other methodologies of knowledge. Scientific researchers propose hypotheses as explanations of phenomena, and design experimental studies to test these hypotheses. These steps must be repeatable in order to dependably predict any future results. Theories that encompass wider domains of inquiry may bind many hypotheses together in a coherent structure. This in turn may help form new hypotheses or place groups of hypotheses into context. Among other facets shared by the various fields of inquiry is the conviction that the process be objective to reduce a biased interpretation of the results. Another basic expectation is to document, archive and share all data and methodology so they are available for careful scrutiny by other scientists, thereby allowing other researchers the opportunity to verify results by attempting to reproduce them. This practice, called full disclosure, also allows statistical measures of the reliability of these data to be established. The essential elements of a scientific method are iterations, recursions, inter-leavings, and orderings of the following:
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The publication under discussion here, titled “Encyclopaedia of Research Methodology in Earth Sciences & Atmospheric Sciences” provides readers with an introductory overview of research methodologies in earth sciences and atmospheric sciences.
Scientific method refers to the body of techniques for investigating phenomena, acquiring new knowledge, or correcting and integrating previous knowledge. It is based on gathering observable, empirical and measurable evidence subject to specific principles of reasoning. A scientific method consists of the collection of data through observation and experimentation, and the formulation and testing of hypotheses. Although procedures vary from one field of inquiry to another, identifiable features distinguish scientific inquiry from other methodologies of knowledge. Scientific researchers propose hypotheses as explanations of phenomena, and design experimental studies to test these hypotheses. These steps must be repeatable in order to dependably predict any future results. Theories that encompass wider domains of inquiry may bind many hypotheses together in a coherent structure. This in turn may help form new hypotheses or place groups of hypotheses into context. Among other facets shared by the various fields of inquiry is the conviction that the process be objective to reduce a biased interpretation of the results. Another basic expectation is to document, archive and share all data and methodology so they are available for careful scrutiny by other scientists, thereby allowing other researchers the opportunity to verify results by attempting to reproduce them. This practice, called full disclosure, also allows statistical measures of the reliability of these data to be established. The essential elements of a scientific method are iterations, recursions, inter-leavings, and orderings of the following:
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Encyclopaedia of World Geography, Volume 1
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A subject of keen interest, geography of the world has weathered a number of storms and tumults ever since its inception. Over the centuries, it has been a busy schedule for cartographers to draw the maps and give new shapes to the contours in order to finalise the ultimate shape, scientifically and owing to the invasions of different parts of the world by different rulers to hold sway over certain parts of the globe.
Broadly speaking, the earth, as a whole consists of various dry and wet regions, known as continents and oceans. For a number of natural changes, these regions keep drifting, which give birth to new maps. The map of the world, we have today, is based on the changes that took place sixty million years ago.
As for the structure of the earth, it has been divided into five parts or strata. They are from the core to the surface: (i) inner core; (ii) outer core; (iii) lower mantle; (iv) upper mantle and (v) crust. The last one, i.e., the crust of the earth is but a rich storehouse of elements essential for life. Of them, oxygen is most abundant, accounting for about 46.6 per cent.
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Encyclopaedia of World Geography, Volume 2
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A subject of keen interest, geography of the world has weathered a number of storms and tumults ever since its inception. Over the centuries, it has been a busy schedule for cartographers to draw the maps and give new shapes to the contours in order to finalise the ultimate shape, scientifically and owing to the invasions of different parts of the world by different rulers to hold sway over certain parts of the globe.
Broadly speaking, the earth, as a whole consists of various dry and wet regions, known as continents and oceans. For a number of natural changes, these regions keep drifting, which give birth to new maps. The map of the world, we have today, is based on the changes that took place sixty million years ago.
As for the structure of the earth, it has been divided into five parts or strata. They are from the core to the surface: (i) inner core; (ii) outer core; (iii) lower mantle; (iv) upper mantle and (v) crust. The last one, i.e., the crust of the earth is but a rich storehouse of elements essential for life. Of them, oxygen is most abundant, accounting for about 46.6 per cent.
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Encyclopaedia of World Geography, Volume 3
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A subject of keen interest, geography of the world has weathered a number of storms and tumults ever since its inception. Over the centuries, it has been a busy schedule for cartographers to draw the maps and give new shapes to the contours in order to finalise the ultimate shape, scientifically and owing to the invasions of different parts of the world by different rulers to hold sway over certain parts of the globe.
Broadly speaking, the earth, as a whole consists of various dry and wet regions, known as continents and oceans. For a number of natural changes, these regions keep drifting, which give birth to new maps. The map of the world, we have today, is based on the changes that took place sixty million years ago.
As for the structure of the earth, it has been divided into five parts or strata. They are from the core to the surface: (i) inner core; (ii) outer core; (iii) lower mantle; (iv) upper mantle and (v) crust. The last one, i.e., the crust of the earth is but a rich storehouse of elements essential for life. Of them, oxygen is most abundant, accounting for about 46.6 per cent.
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Encyclopaedia of World Geography, Volume 4
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A subject of keen interest, geography of the world has weathered a number of storms and tumults ever since its inception. Over the centuries, it has been a busy schedule for cartographers to draw the maps and give new shapes to the contours in order to finalise the ultimate shape, scientifically and owing to the invasions of different parts of the world by different rulers to hold sway over certain parts of the globe.
Broadly speaking, the earth, as a whole consists of various dry and wet regions, known as continents and oceans. For a number of natural changes, these regions keep drifting, which give birth to new maps. The map of the world, we have today, is based on the changes that took place sixty million years ago.
As for the structure of the earth, it has been divided into five parts or strata. They are from the core to the surface: (i) inner core; (ii) outer core; (iii) lower mantle; (iv) upper mantle and (v) crust. The last one, i.e., the crust of the earth is but a rich storehouse of elements essential for life. Of them, oxygen is most abundant, accounting for about 46.6 per cent.
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Encyclopaedia of World Geography, Volume 5
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A subject of keen interest, geography of the world has weathered a number of storms and tumults ever since its inception. Over the centuries, it has been a busy schedule for cartographers to draw the maps and give new shapes to the contours in order to finalise the ultimate shape, scientifically and owing to the invasions of different parts of the world by different rulers to hold sway over certain parts of the globe.
Broadly speaking, the earth, as a whole consists of various dry and wet regions, known as continents and oceans. For a number of natural changes, these regions keep drifting, which give birth to new maps. The map of the world, we have today, is based on the changes that took place sixty million years ago.
As for the structure of the earth, it has been divided into five parts or strata. They are from the core to the surface: (i) inner core; (ii) outer core; (iii) lower mantle; (iv) upper mantle and (v) crust. The last one, i.e., the crust of the earth is but a rich storehouse of elements essential for life. Of them, oxygen is most abundant, accounting for about 46.6 per cent.
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Indian Geography
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The study of earth and all that relate to it in terms of flora and fauna plus all that pertain to its inside-outside is called Geography. Among various subjects of study, the formation and structure or shape of earth is of the greatest interest.
Since the ‘Big Explosion’, popularly known as the ‘Big Bang’, theories have come in thousands of numbers, talking about the shape and various aspects of the most opulent and rich planet, with reference to life-supporting resources of the solar system. But the most approved-of concept, regarding the shape of the earth is that it is ball-like.
Metaphorically, this ‘Big Ball’ has multiple layers in its bosom, very similar to an onion. These strata are called: crust (floor or surface), upper mantle, lower mantle, outer core and inner core.
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International Encyclopaedia of Global Warming and Climate Change, Volume 1
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This publication entitled “International Encyclopaedia of Global Warming and Climate Change” is very contemporary and focuses on the most serious problem the world is facing today. Besides dealing with all the aspects of global warming climate change and greenhouse gas. This encyclopaedia also provides readers with a detailed glossary, acronyms and bibliography to facilitate further understanding and research. An introductory overview of the aforementioned areas of concern is given. An in depth analysis of enhanced greenhouse effect is done and its relations to carbon cycle is shown. All concerned basic informations are given. Related issues like sea-level rise and also touched. The Asian situation has received special focus. A trialogue on climate change, biodiversity and desertification is presented. The process of causation of global warming is outlined in detail, so is the emphasis on major casual factors, such as carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, chlorofluorocarbons, hydroflurocarbon, perfluorocarbons, sulphur hexafluoride, etc. The modeling of the process lf climate change is also done. Another major area of analysis is the effect of greenhouse gases, global warming and climate change. Both present and future consequences of global warming and climate change are discussed, especially their effects on agriculture human health, weather system, hurricanes, Arctic, animals, etc. The kind of impacts and vulnerabilities climate change can have in Asia is given special prominence. Major policy responses with respect to mitigation of climate change and greenhouse gas emissions in short, medium and long-term, i.e. upto 2030 and beyond, are also discussed. The relationship between sustainable development and climate change mitigation is also analysed. In the process, the Noordwijk Declaration and Male Declaration are also given. Legal frameworks, designed developed and implemented towards containing the pace of climate change and greenhouse gases emission have been presented in detail. Special focus lies on the Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol. Related bodies of the Convention and partner agencies are covered briefly. As far as the main protocol is concerned, focus lies on processes such as emission trading, clean development mechanism and the system of joint implementation. Rules of procedure of the Joint Implementation Supervisory Committee have been discussed, so is the guidelines for the implementation of Kyoto Protocol its totality. The ongoing international action and capacity building at various levels to mitigate the impacts of climate change are discussed, with special
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International Encyclopaedia of Global Warming and Climate Change, Volume 2
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This publication entitled “International Encyclopaedia of Global Warming and Climate Change” is very contemporary and focuses on the most serious problem the world is facing today. Besides dealing with all the aspects of global warming climate change and greenhouse gas. This encyclopaedia also provides readers with a detailed glossary, acronyms and bibliography to facilitate further understanding and research. An introductory overview of the aforementioned areas of concern is given. An in depth analysis of enhanced greenhouse effect is done and its relations to carbon cycle is shown. All concerned basic informations are given. Related issues like sea-level rise and also touched. The Asian situation has received special focus. A trialogue on climate change, biodiversity and desertification is presented. The process of causation of global warming is outlined in detail, so is the emphasis on major casual factors, such as carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, chlorofluorocarbons, hydroflurocarbon, perfluorocarbons, sulphur hexafluoride, etc. The modeling of the process lf climate change is also done. Another major area of analysis is the effect of greenhouse gases, global warming and climate change. Both present and future consequences of global warming and climate change are discussed, especially their effects on agriculture human health, weather system, hurricanes, Arctic, animals, etc. The kind of impacts and vulnerabilities climate change can have in Asia is given special prominence. Major policy responses with respect to mitigation of climate change and greenhouse gas emissions in short, medium and long-term, i.e. upto 2030 and beyond, are also discussed. The relationship between sustainable development and climate change mitigation is also analysed. In the process, the Noordwijk Declaration and Male Declaration are also given. Legal frameworks, designed developed and implemented towards containing the pace of climate change and greenhouse gases emission have been presented in detail. Special focus lies on the Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol. Related bodies of the Convention and partner agencies are covered briefly. As far as the main protocol is concerned, focus lies on processes such as emission trading, clean development mechanism and the system of joint implementation. Rules of procedure of the Joint Implementation Supervisory Committee have been discussed, so is the guidelines for the implementation of Kyoto Protocol its totality. The ongoing international action and capacity building at various levels to mitigate the impacts of climate change are discussed, with special
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Physical Geography
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The study of earth and all that relate to it in terms of flora and fauna plus all that pertain to its inside-outside is called Geography. Among various subjects of study, the formation and structure or shape of earth is of the greatest interest.
Since the ‘Big Explosion’, popularly known as the ‘Big Bang’, theories have come in thousands of numbers, talking about the shape and various aspects of the most opulent and rich planet, with reference to life-supporting resources of the solar system. But the most approved-of concept, regarding the shape of the earth is that it is ball-like.
Metaphorically, this ‘Big Ball’ has multiple layers in its bosom, very similar to an onion. These strata are called: crust (floor or surface), upper mantle, lower mantle, outer core and inner core.
Born approximately forty five crore years back, our beloved earth has an area of fifty crore and ninety six lakh square kilometres. Having a 4500°C temperature at its inner core, its outermost crust is pervaded by a number of gases including oxygen with the maximum proportion of 46.6% —a life-line.
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Teacher's Handbook of Geography
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Teaching is a noble profession. It involves honour, prestige, knowledge-updated information, money and much more. From primary to higher education, a teacher is looked upon as an ideal for students. Students make all efforts to imitate their teacher in every respect. As for knowledge, students regard teachers as a moving store-house of information and erudition, where every question has an answer.
A teacher (mostly upto 10+2 levels) has to perform a number of duties other than teaching. That’s why he or she finds little time to prepare ‘lesson plans’ and other material to be taught in classroom.
While taking a class, the teacher should seem to be moving in the etherial realm of knowledge. He or she should be well prepared and there should not be even the slightest hint of hesitation or lack of confidence. For this purpose, a thorough preparation is necessary. However, extra-curricular activities do not allow a teacher to make sufficient preparation for classroom teaching.
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World Geography
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The study of earth and all that relate to it in terms of flora and fauna plus all that pertain to its inside-outside is called Geography. Among various subjects of study, the formation and structure or shape of earth is of the greatest interest.
Since the ‘Big Explosion’, popularly known as the ‘Big Bang’, theories have come in thousands of numbers, talking about the shape and various aspects of the most opulent and rich planet, with reference to life-supporting resources of the solar system. But the most approved-of concept, regarding the shape of the earth is that it is ball-like.
Metaphorically, this ‘Big Ball’ has multiple layers in its bosom, very similar to an onion. These strata are called: crust (floor or surface), upper mantle, lower mantle, outer core and inner core.
Born approximately forty five crore years back, our beloved earth has an area of fifty crore and ninety six lakh square kilometres. Having a 4500°C temperature at its inner core, its outermost crust is pervaded by a number of gases including oxygen with the maximum proportion of 46.6% —a life-line.
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