Volcanoes

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Volcanoes
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ISBN-10 : 9780199582204
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Book Synopsis Volcanoes by : Michael J. Branney

Book excerpt: Throughout our planet's history volcanoes have played a large role in shaping landscapes, the climate, and biological evolution. This book explains the fundamental mechanisms of volcanism, considering why volcanoes are essential for life on Earth, and how they interact with the Earth's other physical processes, and with human society.


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