Earth and Environmental Science uses global and Australian contexts to explore interactions between humans and the environments they inhabit. Beautiful in design and practical in layout, students are provided with a comprehensive and thorough understanding of environmental science and human impact.
Earth and Environmental Science uses global and Australian contexts to explore interactions between humans and the environments they inhabit. Beautiful in design and practical in layout, students are provided with a comprehensive and thorough understanding of environmental science and human impact.
Iain Imlay- Gillespie has taught science and environmental science at all levels in NSW and overseas and is currently head of science at Nagle College, Blacktown. He has extensive experience as an examiner, marker and curriculum developer.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I. Planet Earth and its Environment: 1. Observing our universe 2. The origin of the universe 3. The Sun and the solar system 4. The early Earth and its atmosphere 5. The early Earth and the start of life Part II. Dynamic Earth: 6. Dating rocks and other materials 7. Plate movements 8. Magnetism and the wandering poles 9. Tectonic forces Part III. The Local Environment: 10. The local environment as a system 11. The elements of lithosphere and landscape 12. Soils - features and formations 13. Adaptations and survival in disturbed habitats 14. Human impacts on the environment 15. Balancing development and conservation 16. Biodiversity Part IV. Water Issues: 17. Water movements on the Earth 18. Water and Australian environments 19. Water and weathering 20. Water resources - past and present Part V. Effective Research: Answering and asking questions Glossary Index.
Introduction Part I. Planet Earth and its Environment: 1. Observing our universe 2. The origin of the universe 3. The Sun and the solar system 4. The early Earth and its atmosphere 5. The early Earth and the start of life Part II. Dynamic Earth: 6. Dating rocks and other materials 7. Plate movements 8. Magnetism and the wandering poles 9. Tectonic forces Part III. The Local Environment: 10. The local environment as a system 11. The elements of lithosphere and landscape 12. Soils - features and formations 13. Adaptations and survival in disturbed habitats 14. Human impacts on the environment 15. Balancing development and conservation 16. Biodiversity Part IV. Water Issues: 17. Water movements on the Earth 18. Water and Australian environments 19. Water and weathering 20. Water resources - past and present Part V. Effective Research: Answering and asking questions Glossary Index.
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