Environmental Magnetism: Principles and Applications of Enviromagnetics (International Geophysics)

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Summary: EnviroNag
Review: When I browsed the Academic Press title, "Environmental Magnetism: Principles and Applications of Enviromagnetics", at the AGU meeting in San Francisco this past December, I thought the term 'enviromagnetics' was presumptous -- just like a Aussie-Canadian (Evans) to spam new techno-babble. That was before I put my credit card down (at a 20% show discount!) and cracked it open at my hotel. Well, yes, I have been enlighted -- Ted Evans and Friedrich Heller are justified in coining the term ENVIROMAGNETICS -- this book delivers and how: It truly is an indispensable reference work for undergraduates, researchers, lecturers, and professionals in geomagnetism, geology, pedology, archaeology, oceanography, climatology, and earth system science. In a macadamia shell, their writing is clear and accessible. Thanks guys, with your talent you should write a general geophysics textbook.