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					| Titre : | One man's planet : earth in today's political culture |  
					| Type de document : | texte imprimé |  
					| Auteurs : | Stephen M. Testa, Auteur |  
					| Editeur : | Alexandria, Virginia : American Geological Institute |  
					| Année de publication : | 2009, cop. 2009 |  
					| Importance : | 1 vol. (XIV-206 p.) |  
					| Présentation : | ill. en coul. |  
					| Format : | 23 cm |  
					| ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-0-922152-85-8 |  
					| Note générale : | PPN 286091607 .- ISBN : 0-922152-85-3 |  
					| Langues : | Anglais (eng) |  
					| Tags : | Sciences de la Terre  Sciences de l'environnement  Géoécologie  Environnement -- Politique publique -- États-Unis  Earth sciences -- Environmental aspects  Environmental sciences  Environmental geology  Energy development -- Environmental aspects -- United States  Environmental policy -- United States |  
					| Index. décimale : | 363.7 Problèmes environnementaux (= Changements climatiques) |  
					| Note de contenu : | sommaire :  PLANET EARTH -- Nimbys : The chicken war of Rail Road Flat - Climate change : Ursus maritimus - the poster child for climate change - Ice : Scotch on the rocks - National Geographical Heritage Sites : Pet rocks - Geologic heritage libraries : Louie and Lizzie - Impact craters : Puck the merry wanderer - Planetary exploration : Huey, Dewey, and Louie - Summer vacations : "I am a geologist" - Field work : The-man-who-picks-up-stones-running - Outreach : The Mountain Ranch Garden Club - Media Earth : death star trench run -- ENERGY -- Oil addiction : I am not addicted and I am not going to take it anymore - Offshore drilling : to drill or not to drill  that is the question - ANWR : does size matter? - Mining oil : there will be blood - Coal energy : a lump of coal - Nuclear energy : the atomic cafe - Wind energy : blowin' in the wind -- MINERAL RESOURCES -- Mining reform : no law at all in Deadwood, is that true? - Aggregate availability : giant plesiosaurus sighted off California's coastline - Open pit metallic mines : dark side of the moon - State rocks : what's in a name? -- GEOLOGIC PROCESSES AND HAZARDS -- Water : anatomy of a serial killer - Active faults : "all shook up" - Book faults : spring break at Bombay Beach - Early warning earthquake systems : "last call" - The great Southern California shakeout : whole lotta shakin' goin' on - Volcanic debris flows : mud in the fire - A day in the life of Planet -Earth : Whassup? - Abandoned mines : the Mojave underground - Waste : "I think, therefore, I pollute" - Geologic repositories : C. H. U. D.s - Epilogue - About the author 
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One man's planet : earth in today's political culture [texte imprimé] / Stephen M. Testa , Auteur . - Alexandria, Virginia : American Geological Institute , 2009, cop. 2009 . - 1 vol. (XIV-206 p.) : ill. en coul. ; 23 cm.ISBN  : 978-0-922152-85-8 PPN 286091607 .- ISBN : 0-922152-85-3Langues  : Anglais (eng ) 
					| Tags : | Sciences de la Terre  Sciences de l'environnement  Géoécologie  Environnement -- Politique publique -- États-Unis  Earth sciences -- Environmental aspects  Environmental sciences  Environmental geology  Energy development -- Environmental aspects -- United States  Environmental policy -- United States |  
					| Index. décimale : | 363.7 Problèmes environnementaux (= Changements climatiques) |  
					| Note de contenu : | sommaire :  PLANET EARTH -- Nimbys : The chicken war of Rail Road Flat - Climate change : Ursus maritimus - the poster child for climate change - Ice : Scotch on the rocks - National Geographical Heritage Sites : Pet rocks - Geologic heritage libraries : Louie and Lizzie - Impact craters : Puck the merry wanderer - Planetary exploration : Huey, Dewey, and Louie - Summer vacations : "I am a geologist" - Field work : The-man-who-picks-up-stones-running - Outreach : The Mountain Ranch Garden Club - Media Earth : death star trench run -- ENERGY -- Oil addiction : I am not addicted and I am not going to take it anymore - Offshore drilling : to drill or not to drill  that is the question - ANWR : does size matter? - Mining oil : there will be blood - Coal energy : a lump of coal - Nuclear energy : the atomic cafe - Wind energy : blowin' in the wind -- MINERAL RESOURCES -- Mining reform : no law at all in Deadwood, is that true? - Aggregate availability : giant plesiosaurus sighted off California's coastline - Open pit metallic mines : dark side of the moon - State rocks : what's in a name? -- GEOLOGIC PROCESSES AND HAZARDS -- Water : anatomy of a serial killer - Active faults : "all shook up" - Book faults : spring break at Bombay Beach - Early warning earthquake systems : "last call" - The great Southern California shakeout : whole lotta shakin' goin' on - Volcanic debris flows : mud in the fire - A day in the life of Planet -Earth : Whassup? - Abandoned mines : the Mojave underground - Waste : "I think, therefore, I pollute" - Geologic repositories : C. H. U. D.s - Epilogue - About the author 
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