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earth science
any of various sciences, such as geology, geography, and geomorphology, that are concerned with the structure, age, and other aspects of the earth
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earth science [′ərth ‚sīยทəns]
(science and technology)
The science that deals with the earth or any part thereof; includes the disciplines of geology, geography, oceanography, and meteorology, among others.
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The result is a website that provides students with everything they need to know to pursue a career as an earth scientist.
Canadian Geoscience Education Network: a grassroots powerhouse by Vodden, Christy / Geoscience Canada
00 Paperback GB2403 Writing for students, earth scientists, and general readers, Holland and Sanders (geology and mineralogy, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland) offer a guide to the geology of Ireland that contains 19 chapters tracing its geological history from Precambrian times to the present.
The geology of Ireland, 2d ed by SciTech Book News
This is a call to arms for earth scientists to investigate and better evaluate the role of fire" All fires combined annually release an amount of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere equal to 50% of that coming from the combustion of fossil fuels.
Earth's fires fuel global warming by USA Today (Magazine)
 
 
 
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